Keyboard layout converter

Choose the layout that produced your text and the one you intended. Preview the converted text before copying it.

Recover text typed in the wrong layout

Try an example
Key statesCaps Lock—Num Lock—Scroll Lock—Shift—Ctrl—Alt—Meta / Win—
Character changesFirst 6 non-space characters
gп
hр
bи
dв
tе
nт
Changed by key position Kept; no safe match Same character

Text was typed with the wrong input layout

This converts matching key positions, not meaning. Changed pairs have a mapped destination. Characters with no single safe match stay unchanged.

  1. Keep the original text

    Retain a copy before replacing anything. Choose the layout that actually produced the text and the exact layout you intended.

  2. Check a short sample

    Compare a familiar word and punctuation. If the result is wrong, check the source/destination direction and language variant rather than repeatedly swapping and overwriting your original.

  3. Handle mixed text in pieces

    Convert only the segment typed in the wrong layout. Review unchanged or uncertain characters manually; unsupported mappings cannot be safely guessed.

  4. Fix the active input source before continuing

    Choose the intended layout in Windows or the Mac Input menu. The converter changes text, not your keyboard settings.

Retest

Read the preview before copying. Then type a fresh word in your editor to confirm the active input layout is correct.

If it persists

If fresh text is still wrong, use the layout checker.