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PricingAboutSupportPrintable Hebrew Keyboard Stickers
A print-ready sheet of 27 keys, sized in real millimetres for your keyboard. Pick the sticker paper, the letter colour and where the letter sits, print the test page first, then cut and stick.
Print this page first. The key below should measure exactly 13mm square, and the line should measure 10cm against a real ruler, before you print the full sheet.
Before You Print
Print the test page first, at 100% scale (not “fit to page”). Measure the sample key and the 10cm ruler against a real ruler; if either is off, your printer or PDF viewer is rescaling the page and the full sheet will be too.
If the colours are missing on paper, turn on “Background graphics” in the print dialog.
Cut along the dashed lines. A craft knife and a metal ruler give a straighter edge than scissors at this size, especially for the smaller MacBook and iPad key sizes.
Clear stickers leave the key’s original symbol visible underneath; black stickers cover it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the keyboard I choose matter?
It sets the millimetre size of each sticker. A MacBook or iPad Magic Keyboard key is smaller than a full-size desktop key, so the same sheet printed for the wrong keyboard will be the wrong size.
Which sticker paper and letter colour should I pick?
Clear sticker paper with a dark or coloured letter suits a light keyboard and keeps the English legend visible. Black stickers cover the key completely and suit a dark keyboard; their letters print as bare paper, so use white sticker paper for white letters. Home printers have no white ink, which is why white letters are only offered on black stickers.
Why does my print come out without colour?
Print dialogs often switch off background graphics. The sheet asks the browser to keep its colours, but if a PDF viewer or printer driver still drops them, turn on "Background graphics" in the print dialog.
Why only 27 keys?
That is exactly the keys that type a Hebrew letter on the real Israeli layout: the three letter rows, including the five keys that type a final letter (ך, ם, ן, ף, ץ). The two keys that type punctuation (/ and ') aren't included.
My printer resizes the page. How do I fix that?
Print at 100% scale, or "actual size", not "fit to page". Print the test page first and measure its 10cm ruler before cutting the full sheet.