The IPA Diacritics Keyboard is an online tool designed to help users type diacritic symbols used in the International Phonetic Alphabet. Diacritics are small marks added to phonetic symbols to indicate fine details such as stress, nasalization, aspiration, length, tone, or articulation changes. These symbols are essential for accurate and detailed phonetic transcription but are often difficult to locate or type using a standard keyboard. This keyboard works directly in your browser with no installation required, making it suitable for students, teachers, linguists, speech professionals, and language learners who work with precise pronunciation and phonetic notation. Typed IPA diacritics can be copied, converted, saved, or exported for use in documents, learning materials, and online platforms.
IPA diacritics are marks added to phonetic symbols to modify their pronunciation. They indicate features such as stress, tone, nasalization, length, voicing, or secondary articulation, allowing speakers and researchers to represent subtle sound differences accurately.
Typing IPA diacritics manually can be challenging because these symbols are not easily accessible on standard keyboards. A dedicated IPA diacritics keyboard allows users to insert these marks quickly and accurately without memorizing Unicode codes or searching through reference charts.
This online keyboard lets you insert IPA diacritic symbols using an intuitive on-screen layout or supported keyboard input. Typed symbols can be copied to the clipboard, converted to HTML Unicode, saved as a Word document, or exported as a PNG image for platforms that do not support phonetic fonts.
Linguistics students and researchers Language teachers and pronunciation instructors Speech therapists and phoneticians Students studying advanced phonetic transcription Anyone who needs to type IPA diacritics online
Using an IPA diacritics keyboard makes detailed and accurate phonetic transcription faster, clearer, and more accessible online.
| Symbol | Hexcode | IPA Name |
| n̥ d̥ | 0325 | Voiceless Under |
| ŋ̊ | 030A | Voiceless Over |
| s̬ t̬ | 032C | Voiced |
| ʰ | 02B0 | Aspirated |
| ɔ̹ | 0339 | More Rounded |
| ɔ̜ | 031C | Less Rounded |
| u̟ | 031F | Advanced |
| o̠ | 0320 | Retracted |
| ë | 0308 | Centralized |
| e̽ | 033D | Mid-centralized |
| m̩ n̩ l̩ | 0329 | Syllabic |
| e̯ | 032F | Non-syllabic |
| ˞ | 02DE | Rhoticity |
| o̤ | 0324 | Breathy Voiced |
| o̰ | 0330 | Creaky Voiced |
| t̼ d̼ | 032B | Linguolabial |
| ʷ | 02B7 | Labialized |
| ʲ | 02B2 | Palatalized |
| ˠ | 02E0 | Velarized |
| ˤ | 02E4 | Pharyngealized |
| l̴ n̴ | 0334 | Velarized Or Pharyngealized |
| e̝ ɹ̝ | 031D | Raised |
| e̞ β̞ | 031E | Lowered |
| e̘ | 0318 | Advanced Tongue Root |
| e̙ | 0319 | Retracted Tongue Root |
| t̪ d̪ | 032A | Dental |
| t̺ d̺ | 033A | Apical |
| t̻ d̻ | 033B | Laminal |
| ẽ | 0303 | Nasalized |
| n | N/A | Nasal Release |
| ˡ | 02E1 | Lateral Release |
| t̚ | 031A | No Audible Release |