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Hindi April 2026 · 6 min read

Hindi Keyboard Online: How to Type Devanagari on Any Device

Hindi uses the beautiful Devanagari script — but if your device doesn't have a Hindi keyboard installed, typing it feels impossible. This guide shows you how to type Hindi online for free, from any device, using simple Latin letter combinations.

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What is Devanagari Script?

Devanagari (देवनागरी) is the writing system used for Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi, and Nepali. It is written left to right and consists of 46 primary characters — 14 vowels and 32 consonants. A horizontal line runs across the top of each word, a feature unique to Devanagari.

Unlike Arabic or Korean, Devanagari letters do not change shape depending on position. Each consonant has an inherent "a" vowel sound — so क reads as "ka" unless a different vowel marker is added. This makes the transliteration system very consistent and easy to learn.

Hindi Transliteration Chart

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Vowels (स्वर)

TypeDevanagariSoundTypeDevanagariSound
ashort aaalong a (father)
ishort iiilong i (bee)
ushort uuulong u (moon)
ee (they)aiai (aisle)
oo (go)auou (out)

Consonants (व्यंजन)

TypeDevanagariSoundTypeDevanagariSound
kk (sky)khkh (aspirated)
gg (go)ghgh (aspirated g)
c / chch (chair)jhjh (aspirated j)
tt (soft)thth (aspirated t)
dd (soft)dhdh (aspirated d)
nnpp
ph / fph / fbb
bhbh (aspirated b)mm
yyrr
llv / wv / w
shsh (ship)ss
hhjj

Common Hindi Phrases

namaste
नमस्ते
Hello / Greetings
dhanyavaad
धन्यवाद
Thank you
kaise ho
कैसे हो
How are you?
mujhe pyaar hai
मुझे प्यार है
I am in love
alvida
अलविदा
Goodbye
haaN / nahin
हाँ / नहीं
Yes / No

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