From key positions to the final test — just follow the order.
Steps 1 to 3 run in the browser, with nothing to install.
The All2Tap keyboard is built into the page, so you can type without installing anything. The screen shows which key comes next, which suits a first-time learner.
Learn where the consonants (B keys) and vowels (T keys) sit. Starts with vowels and widens through voiced sounds, contracted sounds, the small tsu and katakana — seven sub-steps in all.
Start →The bridge between single characters and sentences. 400 words, from two-character basics through contracted and doubled sounds to katakana loanwords.
Start →200 kana-only sentences, no kanji. Sentences with katakana teach you when to switch modes on your own.
Start →Kanji conversion is the input method's job, so the browser alone cannot do it. Install the All2Tap IME and carry on from here.
Type kana, then press space to pick the kanji. Over 340 items, from single words to short sentences.
Start →Copy out 30 whole documents — emails, notices and news pieces. Furigana sits above every kanji, and accuracy is measured per character.
Start →Everything so far, checked in one sitting. Hiragana, katakana and kanji come mixed, and there is no second attempt.
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Steps 1 to 3 work without it. There is no rush — install once the layout feels familiar.
On PC, install and then switch input methods. On mobile, get the All2Tap Keyboard from the store and switch to it.
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