Type Spanish online with this free virtual keyboard. The letter ñ, accented vowels (á é í ó ú), the inverted marks ¡ ¿ and Spanish punctuation — the standard layout used in Spain.
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Spanish Keyboard alphabet
Click any letter to inspect its Unicode details.
Diacritics & marks
Combining marks used with the Latin script.
Frequently asked questions
The ñ is directly on the ";" key of this Spanish keyboard (Shift gives Ñ). Just click it or press that key on your physical keyboard.
Accented vowels use the dead accent key on the "'" key — type ´ then the vowel — or copy á é í ó ú from the characters grid. The inverted question mark ¡ and exclamation ¿ are on the "=" key.
Spanish uses the acute accent to mark stress and to distinguish words, e.g. sí (yes) vs si (if), tú (you) vs tu (your). Rules follow syllable stress: words ending in a vowel, -n or -s stress the second-to-last syllable.