How do I use this Thai keyboard?
Type on your normal keyboard and each key types the Thai letter shown on that key on the on-screen keyboard: for example, l;ylfu gives สวัสดี. You can also click or tap the keys on the on-screen keyboard. When you've finished, press Copy to copy your text.
Which layout does it use?
The standard Thai Kedmanee layout used on most computers in Thailand. For example, D is ก, K is า, ; is ว and G is เ.
How do I type vowels and tone marks?
Vowels written before a consonant, like เ and แ, are typed first, as you see them. All other vowels and the tone marks are typed after the consonant they belong to. The tone marks are J for ่ (mai ek), H for ้ (mai tho), Shift+U for ๊ (mai tri) and Shift+J for ๋ (mai chattawa). Shift+H gives ็ and Shift+N gives ์.
Where are the other letters and the Thai digits?
Many letters are on Shift, such as ฎ (Shift+E), ธ (Shift+T), ณ (Shift+I), ศ (Shift+L), ษ (Shift+K) and ฮ (Shift+V). The Thai digits are on Shift: ๑ to ๔ on Shift+2 to Shift+5, ๕ to ๗ on Shift+8, Shift+9 and Shift+0, ๘ on Shift+- and ๙ on Shift+=. ๐ is on Shift+Q.