Runs quietly in your Windows tray
Turn gibberish into the words you meant.
Select the gibberish, press your hotkey, and keep writing. Jibra translates gibberish back into readable text in a second.
Windows 10 and 11One-time purchaseLocal text processing
Try free for 14 days. No credit card required.
From gibberish to English and other languages in three steps
Jibra stays out of the way until you need it. There is nothing to copy, paste, or look up.
Select the text
Highlight the gibberish you typed with the wrong layout active.
Press your hotkey
A single shortcut tells Jibra to remap what you typed.
Keep writing
The text is replaced in place, and Jibra can switch your layout so you continue normally.
Stop deleting whole sentences
You know the moment: half a message is typed before you notice the language was wrong. Normally that means selecting everything, deleting it, switching the layout, and typing it all again from memory.
Jibra removes that detour. The words you already typed are recovered exactly as you meant them, so a layout slip costs you one keystroke instead of a full retype.
No retyping
Your original keystrokes become the right characters - nothing is lost.
No manual layout dance
Jibra can switch the active layout after the fix so you keep typing in the right language.
Works where you write
Use it in everyday editors, chat windows, and address bars instead of a separate app.
It only touches text when you ask it to
Jibra works on the text you deliberately select and convert. That makes privacy the most important promise this app can make - so here it is, plainly.
Conversion runs locally
Keyboard-layout remapping happens on your PC. It does not need an internet connection to work.
Your text is not uploaded
The text you select is never sent to a server as part of the conversion.
Nothing is stored or logged
Jibra does not save or log the selected text after it has been converted.
No account needed
Core conversion works without signing up or signing in.
Built for Windows
Jibra is a native Windows utility designed to work with the keyboard layouts you have already installed in Windows.
- Windows 10 and Windows 11. The first release is Windows-only.
- Installed Windows layouts. Jibra works with the keyboard layouts configured in your Windows language settings.
- Broad layout support. Jibra is designed for most installed language layouts that map typed character keys directly.
Behavior can vary between applications and custom layouts, so we do not claim it fixes every editor or every layout perfectly.
$14.99one-time purchase
- Use on up to 2 personal computers
- No subscription, no recurring charges
- Local keyboard-layout conversion
- 14-day free trial included
Download the 14-day free trial first. Buy a license only if Jibra fits your workflow.
Questions, answered
What problem does Jibra solve?
It fixes gibberish text typed with the wrong keyboard layout active - for example when your keyboard was set to one language but you meant to type in another. Instead of deleting and retyping, you select the text and press your hotkey.
Is Jibra a translation app?
No. Jibra does not translate meaning. It maps the physical keys you pressed to the characters of the layout you intended, so the same keystrokes produce the right letters.
Does Jibra upload my text?
No. The keyboard-layout conversion runs locally on your PC. The text you select is not uploaded, and it is not stored or logged after conversion.
Which keyboard languages are supported?
Jibra works with keyboard layouts installed in Windows. It is designed for layouts that map typed character keys directly, so support depends mostly on the layouts configured on your computer.
Does it run in the background?
Yes. Jibra sits quietly in the Windows system tray and waits for your hotkey. It does not interrupt your work until you ask it to fix a selection.
Why does Windows show a SmartScreen warning?
Windows may show a SmartScreen warning because Jibra is a new signed app. Click "More info", confirm the publisher is Online Industries, then click "Run anyway" only if the installer came from jibra.app.
Can I change the hotkey?
Yes. The global hotkey is configurable, so you can pick a shortcut that does not clash with the apps you use.
Is Jibra available for macOS or mobile?
Not yet. The first release is Windows-only, built for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Is this a subscription?
No. Jibra is a one-time purchase of $14.99. A 14-day free trial lets you try it first, and there are no recurring charges.
Do I need a credit card for the trial?
No. Download Jibra, install it, and use the 14-day trial without entering payment details. If you want to keep using it after the trial, buy a license through Lemon Squeezy and activate it in the app.