Turkish Keyboard

Type Turkish with its special letters on any computer. Use the Turkish Q layout, type shortcuts on your own keyboard (s; → ş, c; → ç, g( → ğ, o" → ö, u" → ü, i/ → ı) or click the buttons.

Last updated: October 24, 2026

How to use the Turkish Keyboard

1. Choose a typing mode: Turkish Q, Accent shortcuts.
2. Type with your keyboard (keep “Type with my physical keyboard” ticked) or click the on-screen keys. Each key shows the Turkish character it types.
3. Hold Shift or press the on-screen ⇧ key for the second character on each key.
4. Use the quick characters below the keyboard for marks and symbols that are not on the main layout.
5. Copy the text and paste it anywhere, download it as a .txt file, or search Google for it directly.

About the Turkish keyboard

Turkish uses a 29-letter Latin alphabet with six special letters: ç, ğ (yumuşak g), ı (dotless i), ö, ş and ü. Dotted i and dotless ı are separate letters with separate capitals (i/İ and ı/I).

• Turkish Q: The Turkish Q layout: ğ ü next to P, ş i next to L, ö ç next to M, and dotless ı on the I key.
• Accent shortcuts: Keep your normal keyboard and add accents with a symbol after the letter: e' → é, n~ → ñ, u" → ü. See the cheat sheet below.

Turkish letters and where to find them

All 8 Turkish characters on the main layout, with the key that types them and how to type them phonetically. “Shift+” means hold Shift (or press the on-screen ⇧ key first).

Tips for typing Turkish

• Watch the dots: sınıf (class) uses ı, while şehir uses i.
• İstanbul starts with a dotted capital İ.
• ğ never starts a word; it lengthens the vowel before it (dağ, yağmur).
• ₺ is the Turkish lira sign, in the quick buttons.

Frequently asked questions

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