The Accent Letters

How to Type į (I with ogonek) on Chromebook

Published June 4, 2026, 2 min read

į is i with ogonek, a letter used in Lithuanian. On Chromebook, the quickest way to get it is Ctrl+Shift+U, 012f, Space. This guide covers every method that works, including the capital Į and fixes for common problems.

į on Chromebook: Ctrl+Shift+U, 012f, Space

Į on Chromebook: Ctrl+Shift+U, 012e, Space

Or copy it:

Method 1: Unicode shortcut

  1. Press Ctrl+Shift+U. An underlined u appears.
  2. Type 012f.
  3. Press Space or Enter and į appears.

The same shortcut works on most Linux desktops.

Method 2: Lithuanian keyboard

Add the Lithuanian input method in the same settings screen and switch to it when writing in Lithuanian. The keyboard shortcut viewer (Ctrl+Search+S) shows where each letter sits.

How to type the capital Į

The uppercase form works the same way with Shift added where a letter is typed.

Unicode shortcut

  1. Press Ctrl+Shift+U. An underlined u appears.
  2. Type 012e.
  3. Press Space or Enter and Į appears.

The same shortcut works on most Linux desktops.

Lithuanian keyboard

Add the Lithuanian input method in the same settings screen and switch to it when writing in Lithuanian. The keyboard shortcut viewer (Ctrl+Search+S) shows where each letter sits.

About the letter į

į is Unicode U+012F, named LATIN SMALL LETTER I WITH OGONEK. It is used in Lithuanian. A small tail at the bottom right of a vowel, meaning “little tail” in Polish. It marks nasal vowels in Polish (ą, ę) and appears in Lithuanian (į, ų). See the į character page for every code and shortcut.

Troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions

What is the shortcut for į on Chromebook?

Ctrl+Shift+U, 012f, Space.

Can I just copy and paste į?

Yes. Click the copy button above, then paste with Ctrl+V on Windows and Chromebook, Cmd+V on a Mac, or touch and hold and choose Paste on a phone.

What is the Unicode code for į?

U+012F. In HTML it is į.

Related guides

All accent shortcuts for Chromebook