This free Hausa keyboard online works instantly in any browser — no app download, no installation, no changing your phone's language settings.
Type Hausa on iPhone, Android, Windows or Mac. QWERTY layout converts romanized Hausa to Hausa script automatically. Copy directly to WhatsApp messages, TikTok captions, Instagram bios, and more.
1. Open kactyl.com/hausa/→2. Click letters→3. Copy→4. Paste anywhere
Everything you need to know about the Hausa keyboard
kactyl.com/hausa/ is 100% free with all special Hausa letters (ɓ ɗ ƙ ƴ), Boko script, voice typing, and one-click copy. Works on any device without installation.
Open kactyl.com/hausa/ in any browser, click the special Hausa letters from the keyboard grid, or speak using voice input. No download or account needed.
These are implosive and ejective consonants unique to Hausa: ɓ (implosive b), ɗ (implosive d), ƙ (ejective k), ƴ (ejective y). Standard keyboards don't include them — this keyboard puts them front and center.
Type your message at kactyl.com/hausa/, click Copy, open WhatsApp, long-press the text field, tap Paste. All Hausa special characters paste correctly on iPhone and Android.
Hausa Boko is the Latin-based alphabet adopted in the 1930s for official use. It includes the special implosive/ejective letters ɓ ɗ ƙ ƴ. Before Boko, Hausa was written in Arabic-based Ajami script.
Type your Hausa caption at kactyl.com/hausa/, tap Copy, paste into TikTok. Hausa reaches over 80 million speakers across Northern Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, and Cameroon.
Common phrases: Sannu (hello/greetings), Na gode (thank you), Ina kwana? (how did you sleep?), Lafiya lau (I'm fine), Allah ya kiyaye (God protect), Barka da safe (good morning).
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The keyboard focuses on Hausa Boko (Latin script). For Hausa Ajami (Arabic-based), use the Arabic keyboard at kactyl.com/ as a companion — Ajami follows Arabic orthography conventions.
Open kactyl.com/hausa/ in Safari (iPhone) or Chrome (Android). The special letters ɓ ɗ ƙ ƴ are prominently placed for easy tap access on mobile touchscreens.
Hausa is spoken by over 80 million people — making it the most spoken language in sub-Saharan Africa by number of total speakers. It's the official language of Northern Nigeria and widely used across West and Central Africa.
Hausa is widely spoken in Nigeria (especially the north), Niger, Ghana, Cameroon, Sudan, and Chad. It also serves as a lingua franca across much of Muslim West Africa.
Yes — Hausa text with correct special characters pastes on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, and YouTube comments. Reach Northern Nigerian audiences with authentic spelling.
Completely free. No account, subscription, or app download needed. Open kactyl.com/hausa/ on any device.
Tap the N123 button for the numbers panel. Hausa uses standard Arabic numerals (1-9, 0). Traditional Hausa number words include: ɗaya (1), biyu (2), uku (3), huɗu (4), biyar (5).
The Emoji Hub section includes culturally relevant Hausa emoji combos — greetings, Islamic expressions, and Nigerian cultural phrases pre-assembled for one-click copy.
Yes — tap the microphone and speak in Hausa. Voice typing works best in Chrome on Android and automatically suggests Hausa text with correct spelling.
Standard phone keyboards don't include ɓ ɗ ƙ ƴ — forcing Hausa speakers to substitute b, d, k, y (incorrect spelling). This keyboard has all Hausa letters built in for authentic, correct Hausa text.