East Asian Virtual Keyboards

Chinese Pinyin, Japanese Hiragana and Katakana, Korean Hangul, and Tibetan virtual keyboards for typing CJK characters online

6 keyboard layouts available

Chinese (Pinyin)Open Keyboard Japanese (Kana)Open Keyboard Japanese (Katakana)Open Keyboard Japanese (Romaji)Open Keyboard Korean (2-Set Hangul)Open Keyboard TibetanOpen Keyboard

About East Asian Languages

East Asia encompasses some of the world's most widely spoken languages and most sophisticated writing systems. Chinese, Japanese, and Korean together are spoken by over 1.5 billion people, and their writing systems β€” Hanzi (Chinese characters), Kana (Japanese syllabaries), and Hangul (Korean alphabet) β€” represent distinct approaches to linguistic representation developed over millennia. East Asian keyboards require Input Method Editors (IMEs) because the number of characters far exceeds what can fit on a standard keyboard. AnyKeyboard provides browser-based IME functionality so you can compose Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text without any software installation.

Which East Asian Keyboard Should I Use?

East Asian keyboards handle logographic and syllabic scripts via IME (Input Method Editor). Choose your keyboard based on the language and input method preference.

Chinese (Pinyin) KeyboardBest for typing Mandarin Chinese (δΈ­ζ–‡) using Pinyin romanisation. Type the Latin romanisation of Chinese words and select from character candidates. Works for both Simplified and Traditional Chinese output.Open keyboard β†’Japanese (Kana) KeyboardBest for typing Japanese Hiragana (γ²γ‚‰γŒγͺ) directly using the kana keyboard layout. Ideal for those familiar with the traditional Japanese typewriter key arrangement.Open keyboard β†’Japanese (Katakana) KeyboardBest for typing Japanese Katakana (γ‚«γ‚Ώγ‚«γƒŠ) β€” the script used for foreign loanwords, scientific terms, and emphasis. Essential for writing foreign names and technical vocabulary in Japanese.Open keyboard β†’Japanese (Romaji) KeyboardBest for typing Japanese using Romaji (Roman letter) input β€” the most common method used in Japan today. Type 'nihongo' and the IME converts to にほんご. Combines Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji output.Open keyboard β†’Korean (2-Set Hangul) KeyboardBest for typing Korean (ν•œκ΅­μ–΄) using the standard 2-Set Dubeolsik layout β€” the most widely used Korean keyboard standard in South Korea. Hangul letters are combined in real-time to form syllable blocks.Open keyboard β†’Tibetan KeyboardBest for typing Tibetan (བོད་སྐད་), the classical and modern language of Tibet. Tibetan script is used in Buddhist religious texts, Tibetan literature, and by Tibetan communities worldwide.Open keyboard β†’

Frequently Asked Questions

What East Asian keyboards are available?

AnyKeyboard offers 6 East Asian keyboard layouts. Chinese Pinyin, Japanese Hiragana and Katakana, Korean Hangul, and Tibetan virtual keyboards for typing CJK characters online. Each keyboard is free to use and works directly in your browser.

How do I type in East Asian languages?

Simply select a keyboard from the list below, then either click the on-screen keys or use your physical keyboard. The characters will appear in the text editor, which you can then copy or download.

Do I need to install any software?

No installation required. All keyboards work directly in your web browser. Just visit the keyboard page and start typing immediately.

Is my typing saved anywhere?

No. Everything you type stays on your device. We never send your text to any server. Your privacy is completely protected.

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