Thai Keyboard
Type Thai with a grouped character palette or the two-layer Kedmanee position guide. Click characters at your cursor, then copy or download Unicode text.
Grouped character palette: all 44 consonants, vowels, tone marks and Thai digits.
Thai Kedmanee position guide
English key labels show the Kedmanee positions. Choose Unshifted or Shift layer, then click a character to insert it at the cursor. The optional ISO extra key duplicates the backslash position. This guide does not remap your physical keyboard. Scroll sideways on narrow screens.
Source: Unicode CLDR Thai Kedmanee, Windows 8 two-layer reference, with English position labels added. © 1991–2015 Unicode, Inc. License. Pattachote, PDF export and device keyboard setup are not supplied.
Click a key, or type in the box with your own keyboard.
Click a key and the character lands where the cursor is, so you can click, type, click again and it stays in order. Your own keyboard types normally unless you enable Russian key positions. That option reads physical letter positions for Standard ЙЦУКЕН or XKB phonetic, whichever you selected. English labels show those positions. It does not transliterate multi-letter spellings. Shift stays on until you press it again, and Thai and Persian have no case, so the control is not offered there. Backspace here removes a character together with the marks sitting on it, and Undo puts back the last hundred steps, text and cursor together.
What comes out
- กา ก่า
Common questions
- Where are the Thai Kedmanee key positions?
- The Thai Kedmanee position guide follows the grouped palette. English key labels show each position in the Unicode CLDR Windows 8 reference. Choose Unshifted or Shift layer, then click a key: D gives ก, J gives ่ and K gives า on the unshifted layer; Shift+7 gives ฿. The optional ISO extra key repeats the backslash position. The guide inserts characters at your cursor and leaves physical typing unchanged.
- Does it type Unicode Thai?
- Yes. The palette and Kedmanee guide each insert the character shown. Thai combining marks keep their code points in click order, and Copy or Download preserves the text.
- How do I enter a Thai tone mark or baht symbol?
- Click the consonant, then its tone mark and any following vowel in the intended order. For example, ก then ่ then า gives ก่า. The tone-mark, signs and digits row includes ฿ for the Thai baht symbol and digits ๐ to ๙. No voice input or word prediction is supplied.
- Can I use this Thai keyboard on a phone, tablet or computer?
- Open this page in a browser on iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac or Windows and tap or click the on-screen keys. Your own keyboard can also type normally into the box. Copy moves the result to another app. This page does not install a system keyboard or remap physical keys.
- Does the guide show Pattachote or provide a layout PDF?
- This guide shows the Kedmanee reference only. It does not compare Pattachote or export a layout PDF; Download saves the text you typed as UTF-8.
- Is this the native Android or Mac Thai keyboard layout?
- The position guide shows the Unicode CLDR Windows 8 Kedmanee reference in your browser. Device-specific software layouts and keyboard settings are outside this guide.
Every key inserts the character it shows, encoded as ordinary Unicode, at the cursor: this types text and does not translate or transliterate it. Clicked Greek accents are composed into single characters where Unicode supplies a precomposed form; other clicked combinations remain combining sequences. Persian keeps the zero-width non-joiner, and deletion removes a character with its combining marks rather than leaving one behind. Nothing you type leaves the browser.