Kunjungi https://www.google.co.in/inputtools/try/ pada Google Chrome. Gunakan area pengetikan pada halaman tersebut untuk tugas atau pekerjaan singkat (opsional). Geser layar dan klik Install the Chrome extension. Klik Add to Chrome. Klik Add extension. Klik ikon Google Input Tools. Klik Extension Options pada menu. Pindahkan bahasa India ke panel kanan. Kunjungi situs web yang diinginkan untuk mengetikkan teks bahasa India. Klik ikon huruf “A” Google Input Tools dan pilih Hindi. Klik ikon kibor yang berwarna biru. Pilih Show Keyboard. Klik atau sentuh tombol untuk mengetik dalam bahasa India.

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If you have the Chrome web browser, you can use the Google Input Tools extension to type Hindi text anywhere on the web (such as on Facebook, Gmail, and most other websites) using an on-screen keyboard. You can download Chrome for free at https://www.google.com/chrome/browser. If you won't need to type in Hindi often, you don't have to install the browser extension. Instead, just use the current page to type your text and then copy and paste it to the desired location. Here's how:  Select Hindi from the menu at the top-left corner of the typing area. Click the down-arrow next to the keyboard icon above the typing area and select INSCRIPT. Click or tap the letters on the on-screen keyboard to type in Hindi. Highlight the text you entered and press Ctrl+C to copy it to your clipboard. In the app or website in which you want to paste the text, right-click the typing area and select Paste. Continue with this method to learn how to install the Input Tools Chrome extension so you can easily open and use the on-screen Hindi keyboard anywhere on the web. It's below the bottom-left corner of the typing area. This opens the extension's download page. It's the blue button near the top-right corner of the page. Depending on your settings, you may be prompted to sign into Google before the extension is installed. It's near the top-right corner of Chrome and looks like a blue "A" on top of a gray keyboard. A menu will expand. A list of languages will appear. Here's how:  Scroll down the left panel and select the Hindi INSCRIPT keyboard. Click the arrow between the two panels to move it to the right panel. You can now type in Hindi anywhere on the web, including Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, and on any other site that accepts text. This closes the small menu and replaces the Google Input Tools icon with a small blue keyboard. It's at the top-right corner of Chrome (where the "A" icon used to be). An on-screen keyboard with Hindi characters now appears at the bottom-right corner of your browser. The characters you type will then...