This online keyboard let’s you type IPA using your hardware keyboard. The full IPA character set is arranged into 4 layouts:
- Main: most common characters;
- WIth Shift key down: the rest of most common characters;
- With Alt key down: diacritics;
- With Alt+Shift down: tone marks, clicks and the rest characters.
Press Shift and/or Alt keys on your hardware keyboard to learn the additional layouts. When you are happy, just copy the content of the field with your usual “Select All” and “Copy” commands.
Shortcuts inside input area:
- Undo [⌃/⌘ + Z]. Redo [⌃/⌘ + ⇧ + Z].
- Move to “Find” field: [⌃/⌘ + F]. Find next [⌃/⌘ + G]. Find previous [⌃/⌘ + ⇧ + G].
- Replace [⌃/⌘ + J]. Replace all [⌃/⌘ + ⇧ + J].
Hi! This is the 2nd iteration of the keyboard. We added undo/redo and find/replace features and ironed out a few other things.
Any features you would like to see added? Any characters missing? Any suggestions on the character layout? Please, let us know in the comments.
Happy typing!
Hola buenas, me encanta esta pagina porque me ahorra mucho trabajo en vez de usar papel para hacer las transcripciones <3 y también que me deje usar los simbolos para las aspirations y demás.
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Hi, do you have any video showing how to use it? xD Thx
Just put a cursor inside the text area and start typing on your physical keyboard. You can hold Shift and Alt/Option to see the alternative layouts.
Will think about a video, thanks!
alright, thank you!
it doesnt work on mobile for me
It is meant to be used with a physical keyboard.
great
add dark L and elision please
Add dark l (ɫ), please.
Should be there already:
Option/Alt + ]You can press down
Option/Alt,ShiftorOption/Alt + Shiftto browse characters in different layouts.For the word ‘alleles’ the standard American pronunciation is (according to personal experience and Google Translate) əˈlils, but the website shows only əˈlɛliz
I have a few additions to your lexicon. Exultation [ɛgzʌlˈteɪʃən], illimitable [ɪˈlɪmɪtəbəl], inconsolable [ˌɪn kənˈsoʊləbəl], harpy/harpies [ˈhɑr pi,-piz], and Strophades [ˈstroʊˌfʌdiz] were all missing; as well as a bunch of Greek gods, but I assume that’s something you’re already working on, so I won’t list them all here.
“Alix” in the British dialect doesn’t show any results.
Amazing