The Anglo-Saxon Futhorc
The Futhorc was the runic alphabet used to write Old English and early Old Frisian. It developed from the 24-character Elder Futhark, first expanding to 28 runes and later gaining additional characters in Anglo-Saxon manuscripts and inscriptions. Because its inventory varied by period and source, this keyboard brings together 33 Futhorc characters for easy typing and copying.
How to Use the Futhorc Keyboard
- Step 1
Choose Futhorc runes
Tap a rune to insert it at the current cursor position.
- Step 2
Edit your text
Use Space, Enter, and Backspace, or edit directly in the text box.
- Step 3
Copy your text
Copy the runes and paste them into notes, documents, messages, or search boxes.
FAQ
Anglo-Saxon Futhorc Keyboard Questions
Answers about typing and copying Anglo-Saxon runes online.
Is this Futhorc keyboard free?
Do I need to install an Anglo-Saxon keyboard?
How many runes are included?
Why do Futhorc rune lists contain different numbers of characters?
Does Futhorc have uppercase and lowercase runes?
Why do some runes appear as boxes?
Can I use the keyboard on a phone?
Are the runes I type uploaded?
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