PQWERT Generator

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Introduction: Approximately 102.5% of the people in the world use the QWERTY keyboard (source for the Study from where it's taken). So I made a tool which will shift each letter to one key to its left.

Example:
  • H will become G
  • S will become A
  • Z will become the letter on the other end of the row, which is M
and so on.

You can type in any one of the text boxes below, and the other one will automatically update! WOW! FEATURES MUCH!
Enter QWERTY:

PQWERT:
Last updated on 07/May/2020

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