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Hiragana in gojūon order, with dakuten and small kana on Shift.
A free online Japanese keyboard: type Japanese in your browser, then copy the text and paste it anywhere. No download, no sign-up.
Type Japanese hiragana online with the kana arranged in gojūon (fifty-sound) order — the same order used in dictionaries and textbooks, so every character is easy to find even if you have never used a kana keyboard. The Shift layer adds voiced (dakuten) and semi-voiced (handakuten) forms like が, ば and ぱ, the small kana っ ゃ ゅ ょ, the long-vowel mark ー and Japanese punctuation 。 、 「 」.
Open this free Japanese keyboard – it works instantly in any browser on desktop or mobile.
Click or tap the on-screen keys, or enable physical typing to use your own keyboard remapped to this layout.
Press Copy and paste your Japanese text into WhatsApp, email, Google, social media or any document.
Shift turns か→が, は→ば and reaches small kana like っ and ゃ.
Use っ (small tsu) before a consonant for doubled sounds: きって.
Japanese punctuation 。 、 「 」 is on the Shift layer of the bottom rows.
Open this free online Japanese keyboard, click or tap the on-screen keys (or enable physical typing so your own keyboard is remapped), then press Copy and paste the Japanese text anywhere: WhatsApp, email, Google, or social media.
Yes. The GalexyKeyboard Japanese keyboard is 100% free with no download, no sign-up and no limits. It works in any modern browser on desktop and mobile.
Yes. The layout is fully responsive. Tap the on-screen keys in any Android or iOS browser, then use the Copy button to send your Japanese text in any app.
Type with the on-screen keys, then press the Copy button. The text goes to your clipboard so you can paste it into chats, documents, search engines or emails. You can also download it as a .txt file.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Nothing you type is transmitted to a server or stored by GalexyKeyboard.
This tool types hiragana directly. For katakana and kanji you normally need an IME that converts kana — a katakana layer is on our roadmap. Hiragana alone is valid Japanese and perfect for names, messages and study notes.
