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Gujarati caption diagnostics

Gujarati Subtitle Script Checker

Check that Gujarati subtitle text remains intact after copy, export or vendor handoff. The report measures Gujarati-script coverage and catches common signs of decoding damage.

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તમારા વિડિયો માટે સ્પષ્ટ ગુજરાતી સબટાઇટલ્સ

Three steps

How this tool works

  1. 1

    Paste a Gujarati subtitle sample.

  2. 2

    Run script and normalization checks.

  3. 3

    Review any mixed or damaged characters.

Useful for

Common workflows

  • Gujarati business videos
  • Regional campaign captions
  • Pre-export subtitle QA

What it checks

Focused, transparent output

  • Gujarati Unicode range
  • NFC normalization
  • Replacement-character detection

Reading the report

What damaged Gujarati text looks like

Text that starts with ઠor à«

Gujarati letters live in the Unicode block U+0A80 to U+0AFF. When a UTF-8 file is opened as Windows-1252, each letter becomes a three-character sequence beginning with ઠor à«, so તમારા turns into તમારા. Re-open or re-export the original file as UTF-8; editing the damaged characters cannot recover the text.

Question marks and boxes

A black diamond with a question mark (U+FFFD) means bytes were already lost during a conversion, and the checker counts these as replacement characters. Empty boxes are different: the text is intact but the font has no Gujarati glyphs.

Conjuncts (જોડાક્ષર)

Clusters such as ક્ષ, જ્ઞ and શ્ર are joined with a virama (્). A visible ્ between two full letters means the font or player cannot shape Gujarati, not that the spelling is wrong.

Why NFC matters

Text copied from different editors can store the same letter in different sequences of code points. NFC normalization makes them identical, which matters when you search captions, compare two versions or hand a file to an editor.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does the checker proofread Gujarati grammar?

No. It checks technical script integrity, not language quality.

Can English brand names remain in the caption?

Yes. Mixed-script captions are common; use the score as diagnostic context.

What should I do if replacement characters appear?

Return to the original file and export it again as UTF-8 rather than editing the damaged symbols.

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