A US ANSI layout that enables typing international characters using dead keys (', ", ~, `, ^) followed by letters, commonly used for multilingual typing in the Americas.

The UK layout features a different placement for some symbols and an additional hash/pound key, common in British territories.

The German QWERTZ layout includes special characters like ß, ü, ö, and ä, with Z and Y positions swapped compared to QWERTY.

The French AZERTY layout is standard in France and Belgium, featuring special characters for French language typing.

The Spanish keyboard layout includes the ñ character and supports Spanish-specific punctuation.

The Italian keyboard layout supports Italian-specific characters and symbols.

Common in Scandinavian countries, supporting characters like å, ä, and ö.

The standard Russian keyboard layout with Cyrillic characters.

The standard layout used in Mexico and most of Latin America, featuring ñ and common Spanish punctuation marks.

The International English ISO layout is designed for multilingual typing in English-speaking European countries, featuring an ISO enter key and an additional key next to left shift.