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With ctrl + cmd + space, macOS launches Emojis & Symbols, also know as the Character Viewer.

Is there a shortcut to launch the Keyboard Viewer?

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There is no built-in way to use a keyboard shortcut to display or hide the accessibility keyboard.

I'm understanding your question to only be about showing & hiding the accessibility keyboard with a keyboard shortcut and not about how to use that keyboard or any other accessibility feature. If that's not correct, please edit your question or add a comment to clarify.

One-sentence answers are usually not very good but in this case there's not much more to add that would improve the answer.

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    Yes, i'm looking for a way to launch/display the onscreen keyboard using a keyboard shortcut. I need to write in 3 different languages and i sometimes need it to be on the screen to help me locate some characters and type them on the physical keyboard. A shortcut would be much better/faster/easier than each time going to the flag icon and clicking on the 'show the onscreen keyboard viewer' menu – NSTK Nov 16 '19 at 13:58