Hindi Phonetic Keyboard Online – Type Hindi with English Letters

Type Hindi using English letters! Phonetic mode lets you type Hindi words the way they sound in Hinglish. Perfect for heritage speakers who know spoken Hindi but aren't familiar with the Devanagari keyboard layout.

Use your own physical QWERTY keyboard! No need to click the virtual keys — just type naturally on your regular keyboard. The letters are automatically converted to Devanagari as you type.

Simply type words as you would pronounce them: "namaste" becomes "नमस्ते", "kitaab" becomes "किताब", "dhanyavaad" becomes "धन्यवाद".

Common letter mappings: a→अ, i→इ, u→उ, e→ए, o→ओ, k→क, g→ग, c→च, j→ज, t→त, d→द, n→न, p→प, b→ब, m→म, y→य, r→र, l→ल, v→व, s→स, h→ह

Multi-letter combinations: kh→ख, gh→घ, ch→च, chh→छ, jh→झ, th→थ, dh→ध, ph→फ, bh→भ, sh→श, ng→ङ

Double the vowel to make it long, and double it everywhere the word is long — the length is spelled, not guessed: aa→आ, ee→ई, ii→ई, oo→ऊ, uu→ऊ, ai→ऐ, au→औ. That single letter is the difference between the right word and a near miss, so "paanii" → "पानी", "khaanaa" → "खाना" and "bhaarat" → "भारत".

Corrections work as you would expect. Phonetic mode reads one whole word at a time and redraws it on every keystroke — which is what lets a vowel attach to the consonant before it as a matra instead of standing on its own — and backspace takes back the English letter you typed, not the Devanagari it produced. A space, a comma or Enter ends the word.