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Add Indic Language Input to Your Website for Free

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We're happy to announce that beginning today, for the benefit of website owners and bloggers, it is possible (and extremely easy) to embed the Web version of Microsoft Indic Language Input Tool on your own website or blog. This facilitates easy search, form-filling and discussions in your language on your site by anyone who visits it, without requiring them to install anything.

We offer two modes in which you may enable Indic Language Input on your website: the Opt-out mode and the Opt-in mode.

In the Opt-out mode, all supported input fields on the page are transliteration-enabled except those that you specifically wish to disable. This is recommended when you want most or all of your site to be transliteration-enabled, such as your intra-website search box and various form fields and comments boxes but not, say, a URL or email address field.

In the Opt-in mode, only those input fields are transliteration-enabled that you specify. This is recommended if you want only a few input fields on your site to be transliteration-enabled, such as, say, only a comments box and nothing else.

All it takes to do this is a very simple copy-paste of HTML code into your website or blog template, and possibly adding an attribute to the opening tag of some HTML controls. By making the right choice between Opt-in and Opt-out modes for your site, you can keep even this editing to a minimum. You do not have to write a single line of Javascript code yourself!

Separate instructions for adding the Web version of Microsoft Indic Language Input Tool to your website are available for each language:

Bengali  Hindi  Kannada  Malayalam  Tamil  Telugu

This service is provided free for non-commercial use only.

We're confident that this will help further the cause of creating more Indic language content. Feel free to send us your feedback. Thanks!

Rahul.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    February 14, 2010
    Why not publish the terms for commercial use as well?

  • Anonymous
    February 22, 2010
    The Indic Language Translation tool by Microsoft introduces new languages out of Engali, Engdi, Engannada, Engalayam, Engamil and Engulu; for those mixing English into their native tongue.

  • Anonymous
    July 20, 2010
    hello, where can i get the code for the Indic Language tool. i want it to add into my blo. please help me out.

  • Anonymous
    March 13, 2011
    The comment has been removed

  • Anonymous
    June 12, 2013
    nice. how can i use this tamil idic to forums like forumotion.com

  • Anonymous
    November 04, 2013
    Now not working with newer browsers like ie10, Chrome 30 and Firefox 23 Kindly resolved this issue.