Write your name in Punjabi
Type any name to see it in Gurmukhi, the letters inside it, and a card you can save and share.
How names work in Gurmukhi
Gurmukhi is written by sound, so a name is spelled the way it is said. That is why one English spelling can have more than one Punjabi spelling, and why Daniel starts with a different letter than Dev. Common Punjabi and English names here use a set spelling. Anything else is a best guess you can correct.
Common questions
Is the Gurmukhi spelling always correct?
Common names use a set spelling. Other names are a best guess based on sound and are marked that way. Check those with someone who reads Gurmukhi, and use the spelling box to correct anything.
Why are there two spelling choices for some names?
Punjabi and English sounds do not match exactly. A letter like t or d can be written two ways in Gurmukhi, so you pick the one that sounds like the name.
Is my child's name stored anywhere?
No. The name is turned into Gurmukhi in your browser and is not sent to LogicStack or saved.
Can I use the name card on social media?
Yes. Save the card as an image and post or print it however you like.
A name is a good first word.
Punjabi for Kids is free on the App Store and Google Play.