This site exists to solve one stubborn, everyday problem for Urdu users: moving text cleanly between the modern Unicode world and the classic InPage world.
Across Pakistan and beyond, writers draft in Word, on phones and on the web, all of which use Unicode. Yet a huge amount of Urdu publishing still happens in InPage, which uses its own encoding. We build free, browser based tools that bridge that gap, along with clear guides on fonts, keyboards and Urdu typesetting.
Saad Iqbal has spent over a decade setting Urdu for newspapers, books and digital publishers, working daily across InPage, Unicode fonts and modern editing tools.
We are an independent project and are not affiliated with InPage, Concept Software Ltd, Microsoft or Google.