🔤 Type Any Language with English Letters
Type Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Greek, Hebrew & Ukrainian using your regular QWERTY keyboard. Just type words as they sound — we convert them to native script instantly.
What Is Phonetic Mode?
Phonetic keyboards let you type in foreign scripts using the sounds you already know. Instead of memorizing where ش, ж, or θ are on a native keyboard, you simply type "sh", "zh", or "th" and our system converts them instantly.
This is perfect for heritage speakers — people who grew up speaking a language at home but learned to read and write in English. You know how Arabic, Russian, or Hindi sounds, but not where the keys are. Phonetic mode bridges that gap.
It's also great for language learners, travelers, or anyone who needs to type a quick message in a foreign script without switching keyboard layouts.
Why Choose Phonetic Mode
No need to learn a new keyboard layout. Type naturally using your existing keyboard and watch letters transform.
See your text convert instantly as you type. No delays, no waiting — just seamless transliteration.
Type 'sh' for ش, 'zh' for ж, 'th' for θ. Our system recognizes common sound combinations automatically.
For Arabic, use popular number codes: 3 for ع, 7 for ح, 2 for ء. Type like you text!
Copy your transliterated text to clipboard or download as a file. Use it in emails, documents, social media.
Desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone — phonetic mode works everywhere with no installation required.
Simple Process
Select from Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Greek, Hebrew, or Ukrainian phonetic keyboards below.
Click the green 'Phonetic' button on any keyboard page. It lights up when active.
Use your physical keyboard to type. 'salam' → 'سلام', 'privet' → 'привет'. Magic!
Click 'Copy' to copy to clipboard, or 'Save' to download. Search Google or YouTube directly too!
Who Uses Phonetic Keyboards
Grew up speaking Arabic, Russian, or Hindi at home but learned to type in English? Phonetic mode lets you type as you speak.
Learning a new language? Practice writing without struggling to find letters on an unfamiliar keyboard layout.
Need to type an address, message a local, or search for something in the local language? Type phonetically.
Send a quick message to family or friends in their native language without switching your whole keyboard.
Creating multilingual content? Quickly type foreign script sections without disrupting your workflow.
Working with international colleagues? Include native greetings or terms in your communications.
Available Languages
Click any language below to start typing with phonetic transliteration. Each keyboard includes a full guide to letter mappings.
Type Arabic using Arabizi - includes number mappings (3=ع, 7=ح)
Try Phonetic KeyboardType Russian with translit - converts English to Cyrillic
Try Phonetic KeyboardType Hindi using Hinglish - converts to Devanagari
Try Phonetic KeyboardType Greek using Greeklish - English to Greek alphabet
Try Phonetic KeyboardType Hebrew phonetically - right-to-left support included
Try Phonetic KeyboardType Ukrainian with translit - includes unique letters і, ї, є
Try Phonetic KeyboardTip: You can also access phonetic mode from any regular keyboard page. Just look for the 🔤 Phonetic button!
Quick Reference
Here are some common mappings. Each language keyboard page has a complete reference guide.
Common Questions
A phonetic keyboard lets you type in a foreign language using your regular QWERTY keyboard. You type words as they sound in English, and they're automatically converted to the native script. For example, typing "salam" produces "سلام" in Arabic, or "privet" produces "привет" in Russian.
Phonetic keyboards are perfect for heritage speakers who grew up speaking a language but learned to type in English. They're also great for language learners, travelers, and anyone who needs to type in a foreign script without memorizing a new keyboard layout.
Currently, we offer phonetic keyboards for Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Greek, Hebrew, and Ukrainian. Each keyboard uses intuitive sound-based mappings so you can type naturally.
Some sounds need multiple English letters. For example, "sh" becomes ش in Arabic, "zh" becomes ж in Russian, and "th" becomes θ in Greek. The system waits briefly to see if you're typing a sequence before converting, ensuring accuracy.
Yes! Phonetic mode works with your physical keyboard. Just click in the text area and type naturally. You don't need to click the on-screen keys — your keystrokes are converted in real-time.
Regular keyboards show the actual native keyboard layout, and you click or type on those positions. Phonetic mode lets you type sounds using QWERTY and converts them. You can toggle between modes using the "Phonetic" button.
Yes, completely free! All phonetic keyboards work without registration, downloads, or payments. Just visit the page and start typing.
Choose a phonetic keyboard and start typing naturally. Free forever, no registration required.