Unicode is a standardized encoding system that assigns unique numbers (code points) to each character in a character set. The encoding technique known as Nepali Unicode gives each character in the Nepali language a distinct number. This enables computers to appropriately display and process Nepali text. All of the Nepali language's characters, including letters, numerals, punctuation marks, and special characters, are included. In Nepal, Nepali Unicode is widely utilized for data processing and digital communication.

One of the popular and traditional Nepali fonts for writing in the language of Nepal is Preeti. It is intended to resemble Times New Roman so that it can be assumed to be the standard Nepali writing style. It is easy and transparent to write.

The primary text style for the Nepali language, Preeti, was developed by Bhadrakali Mishra. The official Preeti Nepali Typography is simple to use and is the one that most people are familiar with.