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Display lowercase letters on your iPhone's keyboard
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If you don't have lowercase keys on your iPhone, you may have disabled the feature by mistake. Luckily, you can turn it back on again in a few simple steps. If you want to type in all lowercase, you can disable the Auto-Capitalization feature. Here's how to show lowercase keys on an iPhone.

Quick Steps

  1. Open Settings .
  2. Tap Accessibility .
  3. Tap Keyboards .
  4. Toggle on Show Lowercase Keys .
Method 1
Method 1 of 2:

Enabling Lowercase Keys

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  1. This is the gray cog icon.
  2. You'll need to scroll down to find this option. It's a few settings underneath General .
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  3. This is underneath the Physical and Motor header.
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Method 2
Method 2 of 2:

Disabling Auto-Capitalization

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  1. This is the gray cog icon.
    • Use this method if you want to stop your iPhone from capitalizing the first word of every sentence. This will allow you to type in all lowercase. [1]
  2. You may need to scroll down to find this.
  3. This is underneath Date & Time .
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      • After you enable Show Lowercase Keys in your settings, you can still double tap on the Shift key on your keyboard to lock uppercase letters without having to turn this feature off again.
      • Normally, lowercase mode is on by default.
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      1. Open Settings .
      2. Tap General .
      3. Tap Accessibility .
      4. Tap Keyboard .
      5. Slide Show Lowercase Keys to "on".

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