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Just type the way you say the Hindi word in English. The tool converts it to हिंदी automatically.
For example: type namaste → get नमस्ते
Word came out wrong? Put your cursor in it — a list of alternatives appears, pick one with the arrow keys and Enter, or a click.

namaste
नमस्ते
aapka naam kya hai
आपका नाम क्या है
dhanyawad
धन्यवाद
mujhe hindi sikhni hai
मुझे हिंदी सीखनी है
bharat mera desh hai
भारत मेरा देश है
aaj mausam bahut achha hai
आज मौसम बहुत अच्छा है
Common typing rules
aa(long a)
sh(sha)
ii / ee(long i)
kh(kha)
oo / uu(long u)
gh(gha)
ai(ai)
ch(cha)
au / ow(au)
ng(anusvara)
ri(ri)
jn / gyज्ञ(gya)
Practise Hindi typing without a timer
Hindi Keyboard Layout
Devanagari phonetic mapping — click any key, or Shift for आ/ई/ख/ष and more
Vowels
Matra
Conjunct
Special

Typing Examples

Type these in English and see the Hindi you get.

Common words and phrases
Type in English Result
namaste नमस्ते
mera naam मेरा नाम
aap kaise hain आप कैसे हैं
kya क्या
kaise ho कैसे हो
dhanyavad धन्यवाद
When the Roman spelling isn't literal
Type in English Result
school स्कूल
office ऑफिस

How to Type in Hindi Online — Phonetic Method

The IndianTyping Hindi Tool uses the phonetic transliteration method — the easiest way for beginners to type in Hindi without learning a new keyboard layout. You simply type in English the way the Hindi word sounds, and the tool converts it instantly.

For example, to write नमस्ते, just type namaste. To write धन्यवाद, type dhanyawad. No software installation, no special keyboard required.

Why Phonetic Typing?

  • No learning curve — If you can pronounce a Hindi word, you can type it.
  • Works on any device — Your English keyboard is all you need.
  • Perfect for messages — Quickly type Hindi for WhatsApp, email, and social media.
  • Exam-friendly — Great for Unicode-based government exam typing practice.

Hindi Typing Speed Benchmarks

Hindi typing speed benchmarks by level
LevelWPM RangeTypical UserExam Readiness
Beginner0 – 20 WPMLearning DevanagariPractice more
Intermediate21 – 35 WPMRegular practice, 2–4 weeksNearing SSC level
Proficient36 – 50 WPMDaily practice, 1–3 monthsSSC / CPCT ready
Expert51+ WPMProfessional typistAll exams ready

Phonetic vs. InScript vs. Remington

There are three main keyboard layouts for Hindi typing. Phonetic (used here) is easiest for beginners. InScript is the Indian government standard. Remington (Krutidev) is used in many government exams. Our Hindi Typing Test supports all three.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can type in Hindi on any smartphone using this tool — just open IndianTyping.com on your mobile browser, type in English, and copy the Hindi output. For your phone's keyboard, go to Settings → Language & Input → add Hindi keyboard. On Android, Gboard supports phonetic Hindi typing natively.
Yes — that is exactly what this tool does. Type an English word the way it sounds, like namaste, and it converts to Hindi script (नमस्ते) instantly as you type. This is often called English to Hindi typing, and it needs no Hindi keyboard, IME or software of any kind.
Phonetic Hindi typing means you type Hindi words in English letters the way they sound. For example, typing bharat gives भारत. It's the most beginner-friendly method because you don't need to memorise a new keyboard layout.
Put the cursor in that word. For a word the tool knows, a short list of alternatives appears — use the arrow keys to move through it and Enter to choose, or click one with the mouse. Your English text is never rewritten — only the Hindi output changes. If no list appears, the word is one the tool has not seen before; try spelling it differently in English.
Yes — IndianTyping.com works entirely in your browser with no installation required. The entire transliteration engine runs in JavaScript on your device, meaning it works even with a slow connection and your typed text is never sent to any server.
Google Input Tools requires a Chrome extension or Android app and calls Google's servers for conversion. IndianTyping works on any browser, any device, entirely offline after first load — no extension, no app, no account. We also offer a typing test, Hindi typing speed practice for exams, and typing games — all in one place.
This typing tool is great for learning phonetic Hindi. However, most government exams (SSC, CPCT, LDC) use Remington/Krutidev or InScript keyboard layout — not phonetic. For exam-specific practice, use our Hindi Typing Test, which supports Phonetic (English keyboard) and Unicode typing with exam-pattern paragraphs — a dedicated Krutidev mode is in development for exams that still require it.