Type the way you speak - "namaste", "kaise ho", "dhanyavad" - and the Hindi spelling appears as you press Space. A few suggestions are shown for every word, so you can choose the spelling you meant. Copy the text anywhere you like.
Just write the word in English letters the way it sounds - for example "namaste" - and press Space. It becomes नमस्ते. If the spelling is not what you wanted, use the Up / Down arrow keys or click one of the other suggestions shown above the box.
Type the long sound twice: "kaam" gives काम, "meetha" gives मीठा, "poori" gives पूरी. If you type a single letter the tool still tries to guess, and shows other spellings you can pick.
A capital letter in the middle of a word gives the hard sound: "kaTa" is कट, "baDa" is बड, "laRka" is लड़का. You can also type the soft letter and pick the right spelling from the suggestions.
Nasal sounds before a consonant come out automatically - "hindi" gives हिंदी, "ganga" gives गंगा. Type a capital M for ं, ~ for ँ and a capital H for ः (for example "hu~" gives हुँ, "duHkh" gives दुःख).
Yes, it works in a phone browser. Type in English letters and tap a suggestion or press the space key. Turn off auto-correct in your keyboard if it changes the English words before they are converted.
No. The conversion happens inside your browser and nothing is sent to a server. The text you type is kept only in this browser so you do not lose it if you refresh the page.