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==Source Code== | ==Source Code== | ||
The GitHub repository can be found [https://github.com/cooolgamer/3DS-custom-keyboard here]. Screenshots are in the README. | The GitHub repository can be found [https://github.com/cooolgamer/3DS-custom-keyboard here]. Screenshots are in the README. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:14, 30 July 2026
| Uninstalling CFW while a custom keyboard is installed will brick your system. Make sure you restore the original keyboard before you uninstall CFW! If your 3DS is bricked because of a custom keyboard, follow this guide to repair it. |
Installing a custom keyboard has many advantages:
- Typing Japanese characters on a non-Japanese system
- Using the full-width font that's used on the Wii
- Using characters from the DS keyboard that were removed on the 3DS (e.g. the button icons and PictoChat faces)
- Using other normally-inaccessible characters in the 3DS system font
How to Install
- Download the latest version of cooolgamer's custom keyboard from this page (choose light mode or dark mode).
- Extract the archive and copy the
gm9folder to the root of your SD card.- Make sure you don't already have a custom keyboard installed.
- With the SD card in your 3DS, hold the START button while booting to open GodMode9.
- Press the HOME button, choose Scripts, and run the Custom Keyboard script.
- Wait for it to load, read the messages before accepting them, and press A to reboot your 3DS.
- Open FBI and install the CIA file at
sd:/gm9/customkyb/Keyboard_Custom.cia.
Restoring the Original Keyboard
To uninstall the custom keyboard and restore the original one, open FBI and install sd:/gm9/customkyb/Keyboard_Original.cia.
Source Code
The GitHub repository can be found here. Screenshots are in the README.