Tadak — Hangul Keyboard

Tadak is a Korean keyboard for iPhone and iPad that supports a wide variety of layouts.

Explore diverse layouts beyond the standard two-set and Cheonjiin, including Danmoeum, Naratgul, Old Hangul, three-set, and Shin three-set. Tadak supports over 30 different layouts, including:
- Two-set (두벌식)
- Dugyeob-E (두겹이)
- Dujul-E (두줄이)
- Dujul-E Danmoeum (두줄이 단모음)
- Danmoeum (단모음)
- Mui-Danmoeum (무이단모음)
- Three-set 3-90 (세벌식 3-90)
- Three-set 3-91 (세벌식 3-91)
- Three-set 3-93 Old Hangul (세벌식 3-93 옛한글)
- Three-set 3-2015 (세벌식 3-2015)
- Shin three-set 1995 (신세벌식 1995)
- Shin three-set 2003 (신세벌식 2003)
- Shin three-set M (신세벌식 M)
- Shin three-set P2 (신세벌식 P2)
- Semo-E (세모이)
- Ahnmatae (안마태)
- Romaja (Latin) to Hangul Input (로마자로 한글 입력)
- Cheonjiin (천지인)
- Cheonjiin Plus (천지인 플러스)
- Naratgul (나랏글)
- Vega (베가)
- Motorola (모토로라)

Enjoy the same native iOS features built into iPhone and iPad:
- Tap-and-drag input on Cheonjiin and Danmoeum layouts, instead of multi-tapping
- One-Handed Keyboard (iPhone)
- Floating Keyboard (iPad) (*Available on supported layouts)
- Cursor control via the space bar
- “.” shortcut
- Key flicks (iPad)
- Text replacement

Tadak also offers these advanced features:
- Color-coded Jamo (Initial, Medial, and Final Consonants): Even on complex three-set layouts, the clear color coding helps you easily distinguish which keys input initial or final consonants.
- Hanja Conversion: Convert text into Hanja character-by-character or word-by-word. You can also convert Hangul consonants into special symbols.
- Old Hangul Input: Type Middle and Early Modern Korean seamlessly. (*Characters may not render properly if your device environment does not fully support Old Hangul display.)
- Import Custom Layouts: Load custom keyboard data files to use your own personalized layouts. This feature is adapted from the core mechanics of the Nalgaeset Hangul Input Method.