Which characters does this convert?

It converts the ten Telugu digit characters at Unicode code points U+0C66 through U+0C6F, namely ౦ ౧ ౨ ౩ ౪ ౫ ౬ ౭ ౮ ౯, to and from the Western digits 0 through 9. No other characters are altered.

Will it change my Telugu letters or spacing?

No. The converter only swaps digit characters. Every Telugu letter, vowel sign, conjunct, space, and punctuation mark is preserved exactly as you entered it, so the surrounding text stays intact.

Do Telugu numerals use the same place-value system?

Yes. Telugu numerals are positional base-ten digits, identical in value and ordering to Western 0–9. So ౧౨౩ equals 123. The converter is a one-to-one character swap and does not reinterpret the number.

Can it handle decimals and large numbers?

Yes. Decimal points, commas, and any number of digits pass through correctly because the tool maps each digit character independently and leaves separators untouched.

Yes. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded, so the tool is safe for confidential documents and personal records.

Telugu Numeral Converter

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Telugu has its own set of base-ten digit characters, ౦ through ౯, that occupy the Unicode block U+0C66 to U+0C6F. They share the same place-value meaning as Western 0–9, so converting between the two is a direct character swap. This tool does exactly that without disturbing the rest of your text.

How it works

The converter builds a lookup table mapping each Telugu digit to its Western equivalent and the reverse. It then walks your text character by character. When a character matches a digit in the chosen source set, it is replaced with the corresponding target digit; every other character, including Telugu letters, spaces, and punctuation, is copied through unchanged.

Because the mapping is per-character and position-independent, multi-digit numbers, decimals, and thousands separators all convert correctly.

Example and notes

The Telugu string ౨౦౨౬ becomes 2026, and 123.45 becomes ౧౨౩.౪౫ in the reverse direction. Use Telugu-to-Western when you need to feed Telugu documents into software that expects ASCII digits, and Western-to-Telugu when typesetting or localising content for Telugu readers. All processing is local, so private records stay on your device.