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Accented letters are hard to reach on a phone keyboard. This app puts every one of them a tap away. 682 accented and special Latin letters, the ones used across 31 languages: the everyday á é í ó ú, ñ, ü and ç, plus Polish ł ż ę, Vietnamese ơ ư ế, Turkish ğ ı ş, Icelandic þ ð, Danish and Norwegian ø å æ, German ß, Romanian ă ș ț, and hundreds more. Tap a letter and it is on your clipboard. FIND A LETTER THE WAY YOU THINK OF IT Search works five ways, so you never need to know what a mark is called: • the letter itself — type é • its name — "e acute" • what the mark looks like — "umlaut", "two dots", "hacek" • a language — "Spanish", "Polish", "Vietnamese" • or its code point — "00E9" TYPE ACCENTS INSTEAD OF COPYING THEM The app installs a keyboard you can switch to in any text field. Hold a key and its accents appear — the letters an ordinary keyboard hides. A language bar keeps the letters your language actually uses, and your own favourites, within reach. REMOVE ACCENTS FROM TEXT YOU ALREADY HAVE Select text anywhere and choose "Remove accents": Crème brûlée becomes Creme brulee, including the letters most tools miss — ø, ł, đ, ß, æ, œ and þ. There are options for German style (ä becomes ae), lowercase, and web-address slugs. A WIDGET, AND A RECENTS LIST Put your favourite letters on the home screen and copy one without opening the app. The letters you used last stay at the top of the grid. LEARN WHAT THE MARKS MEAN All 18 accent marks explained: what each looks like, where it comes from, what it does in each language, and which marks it is often confused with. Each of the 31 languages gets its alphabet, its rules and real example words. There are step-by-step typing instructions for the other keyboards and layouts you use as well, covering Alt codes, dead keys and the international layouts. PINYIN TONES ni3 hao3 becomes nǐ hǎo, and back again. WHAT IT COSTS, AND WHAT IT COLLECTS The app is free. There is no account, no sign-in, no advertising, no in-app purchase, and no analytics or tracking code of any kind. Every letter, language, mark and guide is stored inside the app, so all of that works with no connection at all. One part of the app does use the network: the Videos section downloads the list of how-to videos and plays them from accentletters.wiki. Nothing else makes a request, and the keyboard contains no network code at all — what you type with it is never stored and never sent anywhere. Your favourites, recents and settings stay on your device. The letters, names, code points and language data come from Unicode 16.0.0 and Unicode CLDR 48.2.0. The same data powers the AccentLetters.wiki website. The app's interface is in English.