Type in your script
Use the on-screen Sanskrit – Inscript keyboard to type Sanskrit without installing anything.
Translator
To translate Sanskrit, type or paste your text in the box below – or write it with the on-screen Sanskrit keyboard – and pick a language. The translation appears instantly, ready to listen to, copy or share. It is free, needs no sign-up and works on any phone or computer.
Use the on-screen Sanskrit – Inscript keyboard to type Sanskrit without installing anything.
Listen to both the original and the translation to learn how words are spoken.
Copy the result in one click or share it straight to your favourite apps.
Press Open on-screen keyboard above the translator to open the on-screen Sanskrit – Inscript keyboard and click the letters, or type on your own keyboard – each key types the Sanskrit letter of the Inscript layout. You can also type Sanskrit words in English letters on the Sanskrit keyboard page and pick the word from the suggestions.
Sanskrit can be translated into 49 languages here. The most used ones:
Try the translator with a few everyday phrases:
| Sanskrit | Pronunciation | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| नमस्ते | namaste | Hello |
| धन्यवादः | dhanyavādaḥ | Thank you |
| भवान् कथम् अस्ति? | bhavān katham asti? | How are you? (to a man) |
| भवतः नाम किम्? | bhavataḥ nāma kim? | What is your name? |
| सुप्रभातम् | suprabhātam | Good morning |
| पुनर्मिलामः | punarmilāmaḥ | We will meet again |
The translation is made by machine (Google Translate). It is very good for everyday messages, emails and getting the meaning of a text, but it can miss idioms, names and tone. For better results:
Yes. It is free, with no sign-up and no daily limit. Each translation can be up to 5,000 characters long – split longer texts into parts.
Open the English translator – it opens with Sanskrit already chosen as the language to translate into.
Yes. Press the speaker button under either box. The voice comes from your device, so the available voices – and whether a language can be read aloud – depend on your phone or computer.
No. We do not store your text. To translate it, your browser sends it to Google Translate, as explained in our Privacy Policy.
No. Translation needs an internet connection because it is done by Google Translate. Typing with the Sanskrit keyboard itself works without one once the page has loaded.
Yes. Use Sanskrit image to text to read the text from a photo or scan, then press Translate to open it here.
Last updated 14 October 2026