HTML <kbd> tag indicates the part of inline text which represents the user keyboard input, voice input, or any other text entry device input.

The <kbd> text renders on the browser in default monospace font. It is used when a document needs to display the text which user should enter exactly from his keyboard.

Note: We can also use CSS properties to get the same display effect as <kbd> tag.

Syntax

<kbd>Enter Keyboard input</kbd>  

Following are some specifications about the HTML <kbd> tag

DisplayInline
Start tag/End tagBoth Start and End tag
UsageTextual

Example

<!DOCTYPE html>  

<html>  

<head>  

    <title>Kbd Tag</title>  

<style>  

    kbd {  border: 1px solid blue;    

        border-radius: 8px;    

        padding: 3px 5px;   

        margin: 2px;   

              

}   

</style>  

</head>  

<body>   

<h2>Example of Kbd tag</h2>  

<p>If you are using MS document then you can use shortcut <kbd>ctrl + s</kbd> to save your current document. </p>  

</body>  

</html>

Output:

HTML kbd tag

Attribute

Tag-specific attribute

The <kbd> tag does not include any specific attribute.

Global attribute

The <kbd> tag supports the global attributes in HTML

Event attribute

The <kbd> tag supports the event attributes in HTML

Supporting Browsers

Elementchrome browser Chromeie browser IEfirefox browser Firefoxopera browser Operasafari browser Safari
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