Android और Apple iPhone में हिंदी कीबोर्ड चालू करने का सबसे आसान तरीका
Typing in Hindi on smartphones is quick and effortless once configured. You do not need third-party ad-heavy apps. Modern Android and iOS systems have built-in phonetic transliteration where typing “kaise ho” automatically renders “कैसे हो”.
Gboard is the default keyboard on Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi, Realme, Vivo, and Google Pixel devices.
Open any messaging app (like WhatsApp or Messages) and tap any text input area to bring up Gboard. Tap the gear/settings icon on the top strip of the keyboard. Alternatively, go to Phone Settings > System > Languages & Input > On-screen Keyboard > Gboard.
Tap 'Languages' at the top of the menu, then tap 'Add Keyboard'. Search for 'Hindi' (हिन्दी) or select 'Hindi (India)'.
Return to any text field. Long-press the Space bar or tap the globe icon next to the spacebar. Select 'Hindi (India)' from the popup list. Now type in English, and Hindi suggestions will appear right above your keyboard.
Apple iOS has a native Hindi Transliteration engine built directly into the operating system.
Open the 'Settings' app on your iPhone or iPad. Scroll down and tap 'General', then tap 'Keyboard', and select 'Keyboards' at the very top.
Tap 'Add New Keyboard...'. Scroll down or use the search bar to locate 'Hindi'. iOS will offer two distinct options: 'Hindi - Transliteration' and 'Hindi - Devanagari'.
Open WhatsApp, Notes, or Safari. Tap the Globe / Emoji icon in the bottom-left corner of the iOS keyboard to switch to Hindi. As you type phonetically, suggested Devanagari words appear in the predictive bar above the keys.
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No. Both Android (via Google Gboard) and iPhone (via iOS 13+ native keyboard) already include built-in Hindi transliteration keyboards. You only need to enable them in your device settings. (किसी भी थर्ड पार्टी ऐप की जरूरत नहीं है, फोन में पहले से यह सुविधा होती है।)