Manglish to ML-TT, ready for Photoshop and CapCut
Type Malayalam in English letters. Copy the ML-TT text and paste it into Photoshop or CapCut with any ML-TT font.
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Looks like random letters? That's correct. Paste it into Photoshop or CapCut and pick an ML-TT font (e.g. ML-TT Karthika).
How to use
1 · Type
Write in Manglish: malayaaLam → മലയാളം
2 · Copy
Tap Copy ML-TT under the output box.
3 · Paste
In Photoshop or CapCut, paste the text and choose an ML-TT font.
Type in Manglish
Type Malayalam in English letters (Manglish) — conversion happens live as you type, no button needed. Uses the Mozhi scheme (same as Wikipedia):
malayaaLam→ മലയാളം (capital L for ള)kEraLam→ കേരളംente→ എന്റെavan→ അവൻ (word-final n becomes chillu ൻ)avar→ അവർ
Toggle Manglish / Inscript to switch modes. Click Keyboard for an on-screen Malayalam keyboard.
Type with Inscript or the On-Screen Keyboard
Select Inscript to type using the standard Malayalam Inscript layout. Or open the on-screen keyboard and click keys directly.
Paste into Photoshop
- Click Copy ML-TT (the output looks like random English letters — that's correct).
- In Photoshop: create a text layer → paste → choose an ML-TT font (e.g. ML-TT Karthika).
Paste into CapCut
- Click Copy ML-TT.
- In CapCut: add a text layer → paste the ML-TT text → choose the ML-TT font.
- The ML-TT font must be installed/imported into CapCut first:
- CapCut desktop: use the font upload/import option.
- CapCut phone: import the
.ttfif your CapCut version supports custom fonts.
Good to Know
- Everything runs in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded.
- Known limitation: the old ML-TT encoding has no glyph for some conjuncts — they appear as two letters joined with a visible chandrakkala (്).
- This site does not provide font downloads.
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