How to use Hindi Test Data Generator
- Choose the digit system and optional script samples.
- Set the count and format.
- Press Generate and export.
Hindi Test Data Generator features
- Devanagari names with Latin transliteration, Indian addresses with PIN codes and +91 mobiles
- Sentences, conjunct consonants and matra samples
- Indian number grouping (₹12,34,567) with lakh/crore words
- Devanagari or Western digits for amounts and dates
- Seedable; JSON, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON Lines or table output
Hindi Test Data Generator example
Hindi record
Input:
Digits: Devanagari · Records: 1Output:
{
"nameHi": "राजेश रेड्डी",
"nameEn": "Rajesh Reddy",
"phone": "+91 96021 48904",
"pinCode": "110067",
"conjuncts": "श्रद्धा",
"amountIndian": "₹70,091",
"amountDevanagari": "₹७०,०९१",
"date": "२३ जनवरी २०२५"
}Frequently asked questions about Hindi Test Data Generator
What Devanagari features are covered?
Conjunct consonants (क्ष, ज्ञ, त्र), the full range of matras, visarga and anusvara, plus Devanagari digits — the shapes that break naive rendering and cursor movement.
How are amounts formatted?
In Indian grouping (₹12,34,567) with lakh/crore words, and optionally with Devanagari digits.
Are Indian phone numbers and PIN codes realistic?
Yes — +91 mobiles start with 6–9 and PIN codes use real city prefixes, so validators accept them while the numbers remain random.
Which fields switch to Devanagari digits when I choose that option?
Only amountDevanagari (₹१२,३४,५६७) and the date, which uses Hindi month names — these are rendered with U+0966–U+096F. The phone number, PIN code and amountIndian always keep Western digits, as real Indian forms and validators expect, so one record lets you test both numeral systems side by side. Choose “Western” to get ASCII digits everywhere.