How to Type Hindi on PC

Use Google Input Tools for Chrome

Visit https://www.google.co.in/inputtools/try/ using Google Chrome. If you have the Chrome web browser installed, you can use the Google Input Tools extension to enter Hindi text anywhere on the web (such as Facebook, Gmail, and most other websites) using an on-screen keyboard. on the screen.

You can download Chrome for free at https://www.google.com/chrome/browser.

Use the input area on this page for quick tasks (optional). If you only need to type in Hindi occasionally, you don't need to install a browser extension. Instead, just use the current page to enter text and then copy and paste it to the desired location. Here's how:

Select Hindi from the menu in the upper left corner of the input area.

Click the down arrow next to the keyboard icon, above the input area, and select INSCRIPT .

Click or tap the letters on the screen to type in Hindi.

Highlight the text you entered and press Ctrl+ Cto copy it to the clipboard.

On the app or website where you want to paste text, right-click the input area and select Paste .

Read on to learn how to install the Input Tools Chrome extension to easily open and use the Hindi virtual keyboard anywhere on the web.

Scroll down and click Install the Chrome extension . This option is located below the lower left corner of the input area. The extension download page will appear.

Click Add to Chrome . This blue button is near the top right corner of the page.

Click Add extension . Depending on your current settings, you may be prompted to sign in to Google before the extension begins installing.

Click the Google Input Tools icon. This button is near the top right corner of Chrome with a blue "A" icon above the gray keyboard. A menu will expand.

Click Extension Options . It's in the menu. A list of languages ​​will appear.

Switch the Hindi language to the right pane by:

Scroll down on the left pane and select INSCRIPT Hindi keyboard .

Click the arrow between the two frames to move the selected keyboard to the right frame.

Visit the website where you want to type in Hindi. Now you can type in Hindi anywhere on the web like Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, and other sites that accept text.

Click the Google Input Tools "A" icon and select Hindi . The small menu will close, and the Google Input Tools icon will be replaced by a small blue keyboard.

Click the blue keyboard icon in the upper-right corner of Chrome (where the "A" icon usually appears).

Select Show Keyboard . A virtual keyboard with Hindi characters will appear in the lower right corner of the browser.

Click or tap the keys to type in Hindi language. The characters you enter will appear immediately in the input area.

To switch back to the default language, click the X in the upper right corner of the keyboard.

Add Hindi keyboard to Windows 10

Open the Windows Settings section. This section has a gear icon and is located near the bottom left corner of the Start menu.

If you want to use a physical Hindi keyboard with Windows, this method will ensure that the characters are displayed properly.

Even if you don't have a separate Hindi keyboard, you can still use the built-in Windows virtual keyboard.

Click Time & Language . This option has a clock icon and a few different characters.

Click Language in the left pane.

Add Hindi to the list of commonly used languages. If Hindi is in the right pane under "Preferred languages", you can continue. If not, you need:

Click + Add a language above the default language.

Search and select Hindi .

Click Next at the bottom of the window.

If you don't want to set Hindi as your default language, you need to uncheck the "Install language pack and set as my Windows display language" box at the top of the screen.

Click Install . It's at the bottom of the window.

Click the Hindi language pack under "Preferred languages". Several buttons will appear in the same box.

Click the Options button .

Click + Add a keyboard . This option is below the "Keyboards" heading.

Select Hindi keyboard INSCRIPT . If you want to remove a certain keyboard, simply select it from the "Keyboards" list and click Remove .

Open the app you want to import. You can use the Hindi keyboard anywhere on Windows.

Open Windows On-Screen keyboard. If you are using an external Hindi keyboard, you can skip this step. If not, you need to use the virtual keyboard. Here's how to open the virtual keyboard:

Open the Windows search bar and click the circle or magnifying glass icon to the left of the Start menu.

Import on-screen keyboard.

Click On-Screen Keyboard in the results that appear. The default language keyboard will appear along the bottom edge of the screen.

Click the default language in the taskbar. If you are using English, you need to click the ENG button in the taskbar, right next to the clock. A list of installed keyboards will appear.

Click on Hindi keyboard. The input language and virtual keyboard (if you're using one) will change to Hindi.

Enter Hindi language. You can click or tap on-screen keys to enter Hindi characters.

You can quickly switch between languages ​​on Windows with the keyboard shortcut Alt+ ⇧ Shift. Every time you press this key combination, the language on the left side of the clock will switch.

Click the X in the upper right corner of the screen to close the keyboard.