Free Lithuanian keyboard with Easy Accents, Programmers and Standard (KBDLT2) layouts, diacritic checker — type ą č ę ė į š ų ū ž in your browser.
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Quick compose — a= ą, c= č, e= ę, e== ė, i= į, s= š, u= ų, u== ū, z= žTip: disable mobile autocorrect if = shortcuts fail.
Try typing: Labas · a= · saule · aciu — a= for ą, e== for ė, u== for ū, z= for ž.
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Quick Compose: a= ą, c= č, e= ę, e== ė, i= į, s= š, u= ų, u== ū, z= ž. Diacritic checker suggests saule → saulė.
ą, č, ę, ė, į, š, ų, ū, ž — ogonek, caron, dot, and macron explained.
Ą, Ę, Į, Ų (ogonek — nasal vowels)
Historical nasal vowels still written in modern spelling. ą in mąsą, ę in dienę, į in gražį, ų in namų. Type a=, e=, i=, u= in Quick Compose.
Ė (dot above — long /eː/)
Distinct from e and ę: saulė (sun), mergaitė (girl), tėvas (father). Type e== (double equals) in Quick Compose.
Ū (macron — long /uː/)
Marks vowel length: būti (to be), rūta (rue plant). Type u== in Quick Compose. Do not confuse with ų (ogonek).
Č, Š, Ž (caron — palatal consonants)
č /tʃ/ (like English ch), š /ʃ/ (sh), ž /ʒ/ (measure). Type c=, s=, z= in Quick Compose.
Common mistakes
saule vs saulė, aciu vs ačiū, tevas vs tėvas, zmona vs žmona. Use the diacritic checker for dictionary hints.
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Type Lithuanian online at KeyLingo with Easy Accents, Programmers/Standard keyboards, and diacritic checker — all in your browser, free and private.
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Quick Compose: a= ą, c= č, e= ę, e== ė, i= į, s= š, u= ų, u== ū, z= ž. Diacritic checker suggests saule → saulė.
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Practical tips for Lithuanian input — layouts, accents, and common questions answered below.
A Lithuanian keyboard (Lietuviška klaviatūra) lets you type the 32-letter Lithuanian alphabet, including nine special letters with diacritics — ą, č, ę, ė, į, š, ų, ū, ž. KeyLingo combines virtual keyboards, Easy Accents compose, and diacritic checking in one private workspace.
Open KeyLingo Lithuanian Keyboard and use Easy Accents: Quick Compose (a= → ą, e== → ė, u== → ū, z= → ž). Switch to Virtual Keyboard for Programmers (AltGr on number row) or Standard KBDLT2 layout used in Lithuania.
Lithuanian has 32 official letters in Latin script. Q, W, and X are not part of the alphabet (they appear only in foreign names and loanwords). Y (i ilgoji) is a full alphabet letter sorted between Į and J. The nine diacritic letters mark distinct sounds — not optional accents.
Ogonek (ą, ę, į, ų) marks historical nasal vowels. Caron/háček (č, š, ž) marks palatalized consonant sounds. Dot above (ė) marks a long /eː/ vowel distinct from e and ę. Macron (ū) marks vowel length. Each diacritic is a separate letter in spelling.
Lithuanian (Programmers) keeps US QWERTY — special letters via AltGr+1–8 and AltGr+= (ą–ž), AltGr+E for €. Recommended for diaspora and developers. Lithuanian Standard (KBDLT2) remaps the letter rows for ISO keyboards used in Lithuania.
Both are Baltic languages using Latin script, but letters differ. Lithuanian uses ą, ę, ė, į, ų, ū, č, š, ž. Latvian uses ā, ē, ī, ū, ģ, ķ, ļ, ņ, š, č, ž. Do not use Latvian layout for Lithuanian text — ē and ā are not Lithuanian letters.
Quick Compose: a= ą, c= č, e= ę, e== ė, i= į, s= š, u= ų, u== ū, z= ž. Use the accent strip for one-click insertion. On Windows Lithuanian Programmers: AltGr+1 through AltGr+8 and AltGr+=.
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Use Easy Accents Quick Compose: a= for ą, e= for ę, e== for ė, i= for į. On Windows, install Lithuanian (Programmers) for AltGr+1 (ą), AltGr+3 (ę), AltGr+4 (ė), AltGr+5 (į).
Quick Compose: s= → š, c= → č, z= → ž, u== → ū, u= → ų. Programmers layout: AltGr+6 (š), AltGr+2 (č), AltGr+= (ž), AltGr+8 (ū), AltGr+7 (ų).
e is a short mid vowel. ę (e-ogonek) is a nasal vowel — common in endings like dieną → dienę. ė (e-dot) is a long vowel — saulė (sun), mergaitė (girl). Compose: e= → ę, e== → ė.
u is a short vowel. ū (macron) marks length — būti (to be). ų (ogonek) is a nasal vowel — common in accusative endings. Compose: u= → ų, u== → ū.
Programmers keeps US QWERTY punctuation — ideal for coding and diaspora on English keyboards. Standard KBDLT2 matches ISO keyboards sold in Lithuania with remapped letter positions.
Not in native words. The official alphabet has 32 letters without Q, W, or X. They appear in foreign names (Washington) and loanwords. Our QWERTY layouts still include Q/W/X for mixed typing.
No. KeyLingo helps you type Lithuanian characters. It does not translate English to Lithuanian.
Yes. Easy Accents is the default on mobile. Use the accent dock or virtual keyboard sheet. Disable OS autocorrect if = shortcuts conflict.
Lithuanian uses ogonek (ą, ę, į, ų) and ė with a dot. Latvian uses macrons on ā, ē, ī, ū and soft consonant letters ģ, ķ, ļ, ņ. Shared letters č, š, ž exist in both but keyboard layouts differ.
Most Unicode decorative fonts only transform basic A–Z. Lithuanian letters ą, č, ę, ė, į, š, ų, ū, ž usually stay plain. Use a dedicated Lithuanian Font Generator for styled output with accent preservation.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser — zero server uploads.
Lietuviška klaviatūra means Lithuanian keyboard — layouts for typing the Lithuanian alphabet on computers and phones.
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