The tester drawn as a standard Hebrew keyboard with dual Hebrew and Latin legends.
עברית·ANSI
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F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
F8
F9
F10
F11
F12
PrtSc
ScrLk
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F13
F14
F15
F16
F17
F18
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1
@
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#
3
$
4
%
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^
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&
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*
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Backspace
Tab
Q/
W'
Eק
Rר
Tא
Yט
Uו
Iן
Oם
Pפ
[]
][
|
\
Caps Lock
Aש
Sד
Dג
Fכ
Gע
Hי
Jח
Kל
Lך
;ף
',
Enter
Shift
Zז
Xס
Cב
Vה
Bנ
Nמ
Mצ
,ת
.ץ
/.
Shift
Ctrl
Alt
Alt
Ctrl
Ins
fn
Home
Page
Up
Delete
End
Page
Down
Num
Lock
clear
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| Position | US QWERTY | Hebrew |
|---|---|---|
| ` key | `~ | ; |
| Q key | Q | / |
| W key | W | ' |
| E key | E | ק |
| R key | R | ר |
| T key | T | א |
| Y key | Y | ט |
| U key | U | ו |
| I key | I | ן |
| O key | O | ם |
| P key | P | פ |
| [ key | [{ | ] |
| ] key | ]} | [ |
| A key | A | ש |
| S key | S | ד |
| D key | D | ג |
| F key | F | כ |
| G key | G | ע |
| H key | H | י |
| J key | J | ח |
| K key | K | ל |
| L key | L | ך |
| ; key | ;: | ף |
| ' key | '" | , |
| Z key | Z | ז |
| X key | X | ס |
| C key | C | ב |
| V key | V | ה |
| B key | B | נ |
| N key | N | מ |
| M key | M | צ |
| , key | ,< | ת |
| . key | .> | ץ |
| / key | /? | . |
The Hebrew layout is based on the traditional typewriter arrangement. The home row reads ש ד ג כ ע י ח ל ך ף, the top row ק ר א ט ו ן ם פ with / and ' on Q and W, and the bottom row ז ס ב ה נ מ צ ת ץ. The five final-form letters ם ן ץ ף ך sit next to their base letters or on the punctuation keys. The bracket keys are reversed (] on the left, [ on the right) to suit right-to-left text, and ; takes the top-left key. Keyboards are ANSI-shaped and dual-printed.
Key order on the virtual keyboard stays left-to-right to match the physical board, although the page reads right-to-left. Press every key; each lights up by physical position, so it works in Hebrew or English input mode. The record bar shows the real Hebrew letter you typed. Pay attention to the final-form letters on the punctuation keys, which are easy to skip.
The system is in English mode; toggle with Alt+Shift or Win+Space. The hardware is fine, and each key still lights up correctly here. For a keyboard without Hebrew legends, this page doubles as a positional reference.