About the Hebrew keyboard
Hebrew is written right to left with 22 letters, five of which have a special final form at the end of a word (ך ם ן ף ץ). Typing them needs a Hebrew keyboard — or this page.
Click the letters on screen, or type on your normal keyboard: each key gives the Hebrew letter in the same place on a standard Israeli keyboard, and the text box writes right to left.
How to use it
- Click the letters on the on-screen keyboard, or type on your own keyboard — E gives ק, R gives ר, T gives א… No need to click the text box first, and the matching on-screen key lights up
- The text flows right to left, as Hebrew should
- The final letters have their own keys: ך (L), ם (O), ן (I), ף (;), ץ (.)
- Shift gives English capital letters, as on an Israeli keyboard
- Click Copy and paste the text anywhere, or Search Google / Translate straight away
Where the letters are
- Top row: / ' ק ר א ט ו ן ם פ
- Middle row: ש ד ג כ ע י ח ל ך ף
- Bottom row: ז ס ב ה נ מ צ ת ץ
This is the standard Israeli (SI-1452) layout used on keyboards in Israel. Each key also shows the English letter in the same place, so you can learn the layout as you type.
Final letters
Five letters change shape at the end of a word: כ → ך, מ → ם, נ → ן, פ → ף, צ → ץ. Type the final form when the letter is the last one in a word — for example שלום ends with ם.
Private and free
Everything happens in your browser: nothing you type is uploaded. Your text is kept on this device only, so it is still there when you come back. No sign-up, no install.
Frequently asked questions
How do I type in Hebrew without a Hebrew keyboard?
Click the Hebrew letters on this page, or type on your normal keyboard — each key gives the Hebrew letter in the same place on an Israeli keyboard. The text is written right to left.
Where are the final letters (sofit)?
ך is on L, ם on O, ן on I, ף on ; and ץ on the . key.
Can I type vowel points (nikud)?
Not with this keyboard — it has the letters of everyday Hebrew, which is written without nikud.
Why does Shift give English letters?
That is how Israeli keyboards work: Shift gives capital English letters, so you can mix Hebrew and English.
Is my text saved or uploaded?
Nothing is uploaded. Your text is kept only in this browser.
Good to know
- Already have a Hebrew input method? Untick Type with my own keyboard and type as usual
- Yiddish uses the same letters and works with this keyboard too
Related tools
- Arabic Keyboard — also right to left
- Greek Keyboard — type in Greek
- Russian Keyboard — type in Cyrillic
- Text to Speech — hear the text read out
- Character Counter — count letters
- Fancy Text Generator — stylish letters
