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Professional typists are highly trained on legacy modular keyboard layouts. Shifting to Unicode requires relearning character combinations.

Geetanjali is not a typing keyboard layout; it is a font. To type in Geetanjali, you need to use a keyboard layout designed for it. The most common layout associated with Geetanjali is the , which is phonetic in nature. This means keys roughly map to the sound of the Assamese letter, making it easier for those familiar with a QWERTY keyboard to learn.

| Font Name | Script Supported | License / Availability | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Devanagari | Free / Included in Windows | One of the most popular Devanagari fonts, but not suitable for Assamese. | | Nirmala UI | Devanagari & Other Indic Scripts | Free / Included in Windows | The default UI font for Windows, with wide script support. | | Lohit Devanagari | Devanagari | Free (Open Source) | A clean, open-source font often used in Linux distributions. | | Solaiman Lipi | Bengali & Assamese | Free (Open Source) | A very popular and high-quality Unicode font for Bengali and Assamese. Often recommended alongside Geetanjali conversion tools. | | Vidya | Bangla & Assamese | Free (Open Source) | A Unicode font installed with tools like the Baishakhi keyboard, known for its clarity. |

Many versions of the Geetanjali font are distributed under the . This means the fonts can be used, studied, modified, and redistributed freely, as long as they are not sold by themselves. However, some commercial software bundles that contain the font may have their own paid licenses. Always check the license terms when downloading.

It is widely used in software like Adobe PageMaker and Photoshop for high-quality printing.