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Convert between Bamini, STMZH (TAB/TACE), and Unicode Tamil encoding instantly. All processing happens in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
Bamini is a legacy Tamil font that maps Tamil glyphs to standard ASCII characters. When you copy Bamini text and paste it somewhere without the Bamini font installed, it shows as random English letters (e.g. "tzf;fk;" instead of "வணக்கம்"). This converter fixes that by translating the ASCII bytes into proper Unicode Tamil that works everywhere.
Unicode Tamil assigns a unique universal code to each Tamil character (e.g. U+0B85 for அ). It works on every device, browser, and platform without needing any font installed. Google can index it, WhatsApp can display it, and it will still work 50 years from now. Always use Unicode for new content.
STMZH (also written as STMZH or Sri Tamil) is another legacy Tamil font encoding used widely in Tamil Nadu print and DTP work. Like Bamini, it uses an ASCII mapping. This converter supports converting STMZH text to Unicode.
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Paste your Bamini or STMZH text, select the right conversion direction, copy the Unicode output, then click "Open in Studio →" to instantly load it into the Tamil Creator PNG generator with 258+ fonts.
Some legacy Bamini documents were typed with non-standard keyboard shortcuts or custom font variants. If you see any incorrect characters, try toggling between Bamini and STMZH to see which gives better results.