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Accent Letters: Type é, ñ, ü, ç and More, or Remove Accents
Type accented and special letters for 13 languages by clicking them, in upper or lower case, then copy the text; or remove the accents from text, spelling out letters such as ß, æ, and ø, for forms and file names.
Accent Letters: Type é, ñ, ü, ç and More, or Remove Accents: Each button types its letter where the cursor is in the text box. Remove accents splits letters into base letters and accent marks with Unicode normalisation and drops the marks, so é becomes e and Đà Nẵng becomes Da Nang; letters that are not accented forms are spelled out, such as ß as ss and Ł as L. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.
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French
Spanish
Portuguese
German
Italian
Dutch
Nordic
Polish
Czech
Turkish
Romanian
Hungarian
Vietnamese
Click a letter to type it where the cursor is, then copy the text. Remove accents turns letters into plain ones, as some forms and file names require: é becomes e, and letters that are not accented forms are spelled out, such as ß as ss, æ as ae, and ø as o.
The letters
The sets cover the accented and special letters of French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Dutch, the Nordic languages, Polish, Czech, Turkish, Romanian, Hungarian, and Vietnamese, in lower case; upper case comes from the same keys.
Other symbols
For arrows, currency signs, and other symbols, use the special characters picker.
How to use it
- Click letters from your language to type them at the cursor.
- Switch to upper case if you need capitals.
- Copy the text, or remove the accents from it.
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Your text stays in your browser.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I type accents on a keyboard?
On a Mac, hold the letter key and pick the accent; on Windows, use the US International keyboard layout or the touch keyboard; on phones, hold the letter. This page works without changing any settings.
Why remove accents?
Some forms, older systems, e-mail addresses, and file names accept only plain letters A to Z.
Are ß and æ accented letters?
No, they are letters of their own, so they are spelled out as ss and ae rather than dropped.
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