Greek Keyboard Online

Type in Greek without installing anything. Tap the keys, then copy your text anywhere.

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The Greek Alphabet

The Greek alphabet dates to the 8th century BCE and has 24 letters, each with uppercase and lowercase forms. It is used in Greece, Cyprus, Greek-speaking communities worldwide, and in mathematics, science, and engineering. This free online keyboard lets you type and copy Unicode Greek letters, including sigma (σ) and final sigma (ς). You can also open the Greek translator directly from the text panel.

How to Use the Greek Keyboard

  1. Step 1

    Choose Greek letters

    Select the Greek letter keys to insert them at the current cursor position.

  2. Step 2

    Edit your text

    Use Shift, Space, Enter, and Backspace, or edit directly in the text box.

  3. Step 3

    Copy and use it

    Copy your finished Greek text and paste it into messages, documents, or translation tools.

FAQ

Greek Keyboard Questions

Answers about typing, copying, and using Greek letters online.

Is this Greek keyboard free?
Yes. This online Greek keyboard is free to use, with no download or account required.
Do I need to install a Greek keyboard?
No. This virtual keyboard works in your browser, so you can type Greek without installing software or changing your device settings.
How do I type uppercase Greek letters?
Select Shift to switch the letter keys between lowercase and uppercase Greek letters.
What is the difference between σ and ς?
Both represent lowercase sigma. Use σ within a word and ς at the end of a word. The keyboard provides a separate key for each form.
Can I type Ancient Greek with this keyboard?
It includes the 24 basic Greek letters and final sigma, so it can be used for simple Ancient Greek text. It does not currently include the full set of polytonic accents or breathing marks.
Does this Greek keyboard work on mobile devices?
Yes. You can use it in a mobile or tablet browser and tap the virtual keys to enter Greek letters.
Is my Greek text uploaded?
No. Keyboard input and editing happen locally in your browser and are not uploaded by this tool.
Where can I use the copied Greek text?
The keyboard produces standard Unicode text that you can paste into messages, documents, social posts, search boxes, forms, and translation tools.