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Enter Pinyin code within the white main input area. Choose the character/word among the list by the corresponding number. If more choices are available, use Spacebar or PgUp/PgDn or +/- buttons to navigate between pages. Chinese words can be entered by using the combination of invidual character code together.
Enter fuzzy Pinyin (Pinyin without tones) into the Pinyin input box. For examples, hao and nihao. Use v for ü , e.g. lv. When typing words with two or more characters, you can just type the first letter of each syllable. For example, ggqc for 公共汽车, daxs for 大学生, and gxing for 高兴 .
Online Chinese Input System is a browser based Chinese input method editor (IME). With this powerful tool, you can type Simplified / Traditional Chinese characters anywhere in the world with no need to install Chinese input software.
You can type Chinese on a English keyboard by using software called "Iput Method Editor" or IME in short. IME allow English keyboards to produce thousands of characters used in written Chinese. The most IME is PinYin based IME.
Type Pinyin characters - online Pinyin keyboard. This page allows you to easily type Pinyin (a romanization system for Mandarin Chinese) without a Pinyin keyboard. It can also be used to write Yale romanization for Cantonese.
This tool allows you to write Chinese on your computer without installing any software. This Online Chinese input editor is based on pinyin.
Chinese to Pinyin converter. This Chinese Keyboard enables you to easily type Chinese online without installing Chinese keyboard. You can use your computer keyboard or mouse to type Chinese characters with this virtual keyboard.
Chinese Pinyin Keyboard Online LEXILOGOS. Chinese - Zhōng wén. Instructions. To type directly with the computer keyboard: Type a numeral to add an accent. examples : a1, a2, a3, a4 (ou a=, a==, a===, a=====) for ā, á, ǎ, à. zhong1 wen2 for: zhōng wén. Type v for ü. Copy [Ctrl]+ [C] & Paste [Ctrl]+ [V] → Pinyin conversion numerals <> tone marks.
Pinyin IME for Simplified and Traditional Chinese Pinyin IME is a phonetic input method. As you type pinyin, e.g., “hao”, you'll see a list of candidate characters that map to your input.
Four-corner. Multiradical. Options. Input Chinese characters via handwriting. Draw a hanzi in the pale blue box. × Clear everything. Remove last stroke. Download this image. For queries, please email Ben Bullock or use the discussion forum .
