Telugu Fonts

Compare with your own words

The sample reads నమస్కారం. (“Greetings”) and ధన్యవాదాలు. (“Thank you”). Replace it with your Telugu text; every loaded card updates together. Change the size to judge letters, vowel marks and spacing at the scale you will use.

The previews use each font’s regular weight. A Loaded label means that font is ready. If a font cannot load, its card shows an error and a retry button instead of displaying a substitute under its name. Long previews scroll within their cards.

Text and fonts travel separately

To keep the appearance in a shareable file, select Create image on a font card. The Text to Image tool receives your current words and that font, ready for layout and PNG download.

Copying ordinary text does not preserve this page’s font appearance. A font changes how Unicode Telugu looks, not what the text says. Install the font on your computer and select it in your document to use that appearance.

These are Unicode fonts, not legacy font converters. If copied text turns into Latin symbols or unreadable characters, changing the font alone may not fix an old non-Unicode document. For new text, start with our Telugu typing tool or Telugu keyboard.

Compare reading text and headings separately

Use a full paragraph at your intended size to compare Mandali, NTR and Mallanna. Then try a short heading in Ramabhadra, Suranna and Timmana. These are starting points for comparison; check your own wording, English names, numbers and vowel marks in every font before choosing.

For documents, check a printed page as well as the preview. Increase line spacing when marks touch the line above. For short display text, compare the heading at its final size instead of judging only the large preview.