Hangeul – Dictionary Keyboard
A bilingual Hangeul keyboard for English speakers with a built-in dictionary, so you can check the meaning of Korean words while typing in any app.

EN Korean Handwriting Keyboard
JA ハングル手書きキーボード
Download on the App StoreA keyboard that recognizes handwritten Korean characters.
| Category | Korean–Japanese |
|---|---|
| Languages | Korean |
| Platforms | iPad/iPhone |
| Developer | Enfour, Inc. |
Korean Handwriting Keyboard (ハングル手書きキーボード) lets you enter Korean characters by writing them with your finger. It is a convenient option if you can recognise Hangul but are not yet comfortable with a Korean key layout, or if you simply prefer handwriting.
The keyboard supports all common Hangul letters and runs three kinds of recognition at the same time, so you do not need to use the correct stroke order for it to understand what you write. As you write, it suggests continuations and alternative spellings to speed up input.
It works in all apps and supports iPad and Dark Mode. Enfour notes that this keyboard has been superseded by its Hangeul keyboard, which includes handwriting recognition as well as a built-in Korean dictionary, so new users may want to consider that app too.
| Category | Korean–Japanese |
|---|---|
| Languages | Korean |
| Platforms | iPad/iPhone |
| Version | 4.0 |
| Updated | 2026-07-24 |
| Rating | 2.3 / 5 (3) |
| Developer | Enfour, Inc. |
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