WorldTyping - Type in 23 languages-no install, no account, works anywhere

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Type in Hindi, Arabic, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and more. Phonetic typing, voice dictation, and on-screen keyboards — free, no login, your text stays in your browser.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built WorldTyping because every time I needed to type in another language on a shared or work computer, the options were rough — dated sites full of ads, tools that required installs I couldn't do, or IME setups that took 20 minutes to figure out. WorldTyping runs entirely in your browser. Type phonetically ("namaste" → नमस्ते, "salam" → سلام), use an on-screen keyboard, or dictate by voice. Then copy, download, or share. No account, no install, no ads between you and the tool. Works on Chromebooks, library terminals, and locked-down office computers. Covers 23 languages so far: Hindi, Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarati, Nepali, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, Greek, Hebrew, Persian, and more. Also includes typing tests with printable certificates, Kruti Dev ↔ Unicode conversion for legacy Hindi documents, and an embeddable keyboard widget for teachers and site owners. Would genuinely love feedback — especially from anyone who's had to fight with input methods on a school/work computer. What's missing?

honestly the phonetic hindi typing feels super natural and voice dictation picked up my accent better than i expected, nice that nothing asks for a login

 Thank you Harun! really glad the phonetic input felt natural and the voice picked up your accent. That was the whole point: it should just work without asking anything from you. If you hit anything that breaks or want a language added, goes straight to me. Appreciate you giving it a real try 🙏

Finally a typing tool that just works without making me sign up for anything. The Hindi phonetic input handled my messy transliteration surprisingly well.

 Thank you Özgür! "just works without making me sign up" is exactly the feeling I was going for :) Glad Hindi phonetic handled the messy transliteration well; that's the hardest part of the engine. If you find anything off, lands straight in my inbox. Appreciate the try 🙏