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Sanskrit Editor (2022)

By: Marlon Melin: Design: Marlon Melin; Version: 2.03.04; Size: 27 MB (with language packs); Release date: 08/15/2022; License: Free for personal use; Requirements: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 & 11
It works best with the fonts: Sanskrit 2003 and Andika
It needs Microsoft .NET framework 4.5 (most computers already have it installed); Feedback: Contact us; "Gabriel Pradīpaka, one of the cofounders of Sanskrit & Trika Shaivism, personally recommends the Sanskrit Editor. In fact, he uses it on a daily basis to deal with all the stuff in Sanskrit while working on this website."

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"Some languages packs may not be completely accurate, but corrections can be submitted to my email address: "

Information about the downloadable software

Complete Editor that allows you to work with original Sanskrit characters (Devanāgarī) or any of the three most important transliteration schemes (IAST, ITRANS and Harvard-Kyoto -HK-).

List of main features

You can write in Devanāgarī, IAST, ITRANS and HK at pleasure. New – Keyboard layouts are now built into the program. No separate layouts need to be added to your system. The old confusing IAST layout has been removed and a new simplified version created square

Full conversion across the three transliteration schemes along with Devanāgarī square

Not only destined for scholars or people expert in Sanskrit, but anyone can get original characters or transliteration by simply copying/pasting appropriate text square

Ready for very long texts (e.g. entire scriptures) square

Fully functional Monier Monier-Williams' Sanskrit-English dictionary built in square

There is a character map to insert characters with the mouse as well square

All of the basic editor functions: copy, cut, paste, save, print, etc. square

A complete Help file for you to quickly get the most of the program square

And much more! square

The program comes with English as the default language but you can install new language packs from the download link.

Download the zip file and run setup.exe.

Note: "Your antivirus program may flag this as it contains executable setup files. This program is free and we cannot afford to pay the big corporations to sign our software. The code has not been obfuscated [ See Wikipedia article ] and you are free to inspect everything using a decompiler such as dotPeek. It is all quite basic".

Sanskrit Pronunciation

By: Sanskrit & Trika Shaivism: Design: Marlon Melin; Version: 3.02; Size: 1.36 MB; Release date: 12/27/2017; License: Free for personal use; Requirements: Windows XP or higher (Microsoft .NET framework 3.5 - the installer will fetch it if you happen not to have it); Feedback: Contact us

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Information about the downloadable software

It is the very Pronunciation (1) but presented in a much better way. The program comes in three languages (English -default-, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese). After installing it, choose yours from the respective Language menu.

Remember to unzip the file "by keeping the full path" (the zip programs usually do this by default). Then, go to setup.exe and start the installation.

Sanskrit Memorization

By: Marlon Melin: Design: Marlon Melin; Version: 1.32; Size: 291 KB; Release date: 12/27/2017; License: Free for personal use; Requirements: Windows XP or higher (Microsoft .NET framework 3.5 - the installer will fetch it if you happen not to have it); Feedback: Contact us

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Information about the downloadable software

A good way to learn recognizing the Sanskrit characters of the alphabet. As a bonus, you also practice with IAST (International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration). The program comes in three languages (English -default-, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese). After installing it, choose yours from the respective Language menu.

Remember to unzip the file "by keeping the full path" (the zip programs usually do this by default). Then, go to setup.exe and start the installation.