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Inuktitut Keyboard

This free Inuktitut virtual keyboard helps you type Canadian Aboriginal syllabics used for Inuktitut when your physical keyboard does not include the right layout. It is useful for Inuktitut practice and messaging. Click keys to build text in the box, then copy the result. Orientation of a syllabic glyph often encodes the vowel — pick the correct orientation. Everything stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

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How to Use This Tool

  1. Open this Inuktitut keypad and click characters to append Canadian Aboriginal syllabics used for Inuktitut into the text area.
  2. Use Space for a blank, Backspace to remove the last character, or Clear to reset.
  3. Copy the text and paste it into chat, documents, or forms. For full system-wide input, also enable the language in your OS settings.

Features

  • On-screen inuktitut keypad covering Canadian Aboriginal syllabics used for Inuktitut
  • Runs locally in your browser — no account
  • One-click copy to clipboard
  • Space, backspace, and clear controls

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Inuktitut keyboard a full system input method?
No. It is a compact browser keypad for Canadian Aboriginal syllabics used for Inuktitut. For full IME features (predictive input, system-wide typing), enable Inuktitut in your operating system settings.
Is my Inuktitut text sent to a server?
No. Typing happens only on this page in your browser. Nothing is uploaded unless you copy and paste the text elsewhere yourself.
When should I use this Inuktitut tool instead of an OS keyboard?
Use it for Inuktitut practice and messaging, or when you are on a shared/locked device. Prefer a system layout for long daily writing sessions.

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