Microsoft SwiftKey gives you more accurate autocorrect and predictions by learning your writing style - including the words, phrases and emoji that matter to you.

Type faster with Microsoft SwiftKey – the smart and customizable keyboard that learns your writing style. Microsoft SwiftKey gives you more accurate autocorrect and predictions by learning your writing style - including the words, phrases and emoji that matter to you.

Your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard enables you to effortlessly type in up to five languages at once. If your selected languages use the same alphabet and you have selected the same layout for all of them (i.e. QWERTY), then all you need to do is... type!

Microsoft SwiftKey offers many options when it comes to customizing your typing experience. Text correction. Your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard not only corrects your typos, but it also predicts your *next* word (i.e. reads your mind!).

Microsoft SwiftKey is a free app, so you can install it on as many devices as you like. As long as you are signed into your Microsoft SwiftKey Account you can sync your language model and themes to the new device as well. To install Microsoft SwiftKey on a new or secondary device follow these steps below: 1.

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Your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard allows you to use up to five languages simultaneously. We’ve enhanced our multilingual support framework to make it even more effective, by constantly scanning input text to estimate which of the enabled languages are being used, and adjusting predictions accordingly.

You can now use Microsoft SwiftKey’s Cloud Clipboard feature to sync your copied text between SwiftKey Keyboard on Android and Windows. Cloud Clipboard is currently only available for Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard on Android.

Microsoft SwiftKey offers a variety of different keyboard modes, namely: Full (default), One-handed (compact), Float (undocked mode), Thumb (split keyboard), and Tablet. The screenshots below provide further detail:

If you are signed into your Microsoft SwiftKey Account (see How do I create a Microsoft SwiftKey Account on iOS? for further information), and have enabled Backup & Sync, then the words and phrases that matter to you are backed up securely and seamlessly synced across all …