Overview
Free Online Virtual Keyboard — Type in 16+ Languages, No Install
AZRS Corp's virtual keyboard hub lets you type in Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Persian, Hebrew, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, Bengali, Greek, Thai, Amharic, Georgian, Armenian, and more — all from one page, in your browser, with no software install, no OS language pack, and no browser extension.
Every language gets its own real on-screen keyboard with the correct native layout (not a generic Latin substitute), automatic right-to-left switching for Arabic-script and Hebrew languages, phonetic typing where the language supports it, AI translation into 16 target languages, and one-tap copy or save. Switch languages instantly from the tab bar without reloading the page.
In practice
Worked example
Example
Switch from the Arabic tab to the Japanese tab mid-session — the layout instantly changes from a right-to-left Arabic script keyboard with tashkeel marks to a left-to-right kana input keyboard with romaji conversion, with no page reload.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many languages does this virtual keyboard support?
16+ languages are covered on this hub, each with its own real native-script layout: Arabic, Urdu, Persian, Hebrew, Hindi, Bengali, Turkish, Russian, Greek, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Amharic, Georgian and Armenian.
Is this online keyboard free?
Yes, 100% free with no sign-up, on any device.
Do I need to install anything to type in another language?
No. Everything runs in your browser — no software, no OS language pack, no browser extension.
Can I translate what I type?
Yes, every language keyboard has a built-in Translate button that sends your text to AI translation and returns it in any of 16 target languages.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes, every layout is touch-friendly and works in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox on phones and tablets.
Can I switch languages without losing what I typed?
Switching the language tab changes the keyboard layout for new input, but you should Copy or Save your current text first if you want to keep it, since the text area is shared across languages.