Czech Keyboard

Type Czech online with ě, š, č, ř, ž, and more

This online Czech keyboard helps you type Czech in your browser when you do not have a Czech keyboard installed. It is useful for messages, emails, school work, and forms where correct spelling matters.

Czech uses letters with háček and accents such as ě, š, č, ř, ž, ý, á, í, and é. If you normally type on an English layout, these characters are hard to enter. This page makes them easy to type and copy.

How to type Czech on this page

You can type with your physical keyboard mapping on this page, click the on-screen keys, or combine both methods.

1. Click inside the text box.
2. Type your Czech text.
3. Use Shift for uppercase letters and alternate symbols shown on the keys.
4. Copy the result or download it when you are finished.

Features included

• Czech characters ready to use: Type letters like ř and ě directly from the layout.
• Undo and redo: Quickly fix a wrong letter or accent.
• Copy, clear, and download: Copy your text, clear the box, or download a text file.

Voice typing for Czech

If your browser supports speech recognition, you can use voice typing to dictate Czech. This can help when you want to write longer sentences quickly or when typing diacritics is slow on your device.

After dictation, review the text and make corrections. Diacritics and names may need small edits, and you can fix them easily using the keyboard before copying.

Click Voice to start, speak clearly, then stop and edit the result if needed.

Using the on-screen keys for Czech diacritics

Clicking a key inserts that character at the cursor position. This is helpful on mobile and on computers where Czech input is not enabled.

If you use a physical keyboard, you can still click just the letters you need. Many people type most of the sentence normally and click ř or ě only when needed.