Unicode to FM Converter

Supported FM Sinhala Fonts

Make the conversion of your Sinhala Unicode text to FM fonts (Legacy / ASCII) instantly using the free online Unicode to FM Converter. Our tool is suitable for Graphic Designers, Video Editors, Typesetters, and Photoshop users in Sri Lanka looking for FM font conversion with 100% accuracy.


Using our converter, you can convert standard Sinhala Unicode (Iskoola Potha) to the following FM fonts:

  • FM Abhaya (Suitable for normal Sri Lankan document writing)
  • FM Bindumathi (Widely used for decorative headings and banners)
  • FM Malithi & FM Gangani
  • All other standard Sinhala ASCII/Old fonts

Procedure for Converting Unicode to FM Fonts Online


  • Write / paste your content of Sinhala Unicode in the text area given above.
  • The tool will generate DM font text instantly.
  • Hit the copy button to copy the converted font text.
  • Start Photoshop or Illustrator or InDesign or MS Word and choose any of the FM fonts (ex. FM Abhaya) and paste the text.
  • Key Features of Our Unicode to FM Converter


Instant Conversion: Convert while typing with no delay at all.

Why Choose Our Unicode to FM Converter?

  • Real-Time Conversion: Converts as you type with zero delay.
  • Fixes Photoshop & Illustrator Typing Bugs: Resolves broken Sinhala characters and letter positioning issues in Adobe software.
  • 100% Free & Unlimited: No registration required; convert unlimited Sinhala text easily.
  • Mobile & Desktop Friendly: Works smoothly across Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac devices.

Source Code :Github

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Unicode and FM Fonts?

Unicode is the modern web-standard format used for mobile typing, social media, and websites (e.g., Iskoola Potha). FM fonts (like FM Abhaya) are ASCII-based Legacy fonts widely used in graphic design software and printing presses in Sri Lanka.

Why do Sinhala letters break in Photoshop when pasting Unicode?

Many graphic design tools do not natively support complex Sinhala Unicode rendering. Converting your text from Unicode to FM font format allows you to design in Photoshop without broken characters or missing vowel modifiers.