Benjamin Levicek It's no secret that the built-in software keyboard on iPhones and iPads, offered by Apple itself, may not be intuitive for everyone at first - especially Android users take some time to get used to. If working with the native keyboard is an insurmountable pain for you, or if you need to use your smartphone immediately as comfortably as possible and prefer to switch to the built-in keyboard from Apple after some time, we have some tips for you on the perfect third-party software keyboards, with which in addition to comfortable typing you will also get interesting additional benefits.
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Microsoft Swiftkey Keyboard
Microsoft's SwiftKey Keyboard is one of the most popular apps among native keyboard detractors—and it's no wonder. Not only do you find a large number of languages and emoticons here, but the keyboard adapts almost perfectly to your writing style. If you didn't like autocorrect on iPhone, you'll love it with SwiftKey. Here, she learns how you express yourself when writing and adapts the individual corrected words accordingly. The developers didn't forget to include smileys in the automatic corrections and additions of texts, so you won't have to search for your most used one for a long time. Quick actions are also currency, you can find them on the toolbar.
Download Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard for free here
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Gboard
Did you think that Google makes its keyboard available exclusively to owners of smartphones with the Android operating system? I can assure you it is not. Google's Gboard is an absolutely great alternative to the native keyboard. It allows you to search for gifs, stickers and emoticons, you can even create stickers. Probably the biggest advantage is searching on the Internet, when you don't have to switch to a web browser. Just Google a term at any time while writing and you can instantly read almost anything. As in most Google applications, there is a voice search here too, which works extremely reliably. If you trust Google and are willing to trust it with your search queries, Gboard is worth a try. It is also worth noting that there is no need to worry about passwords and conversations with friends. According to Google, it does not store this data, it only collects voice recordings and work with the search engine.
You can install Gboard from this link
Fonts
Do you like to draw attention to yourself and need to stand out on social networks, or do you simply not want to write with someone and want to express yourself using writing? The Fonts app features a plethora of font styles, stickers, emojis, and symbols that can be customized as you type. With a monthly subscription, you will get a wider selection, but with the free version you will be able to impress both your subscribers on social networks and, for example, teachers writing math symbols on the iPad.
Install the Fonts application here
Facemoji Keyboard
If you're an influencer and you're serious about social media, then your iPhone must have the Facemoji Keyboard. Not only are there a huge number of gifs, emojis and stickers, but you can even add music to your Instagram and Tiktok posts directly from the keyboard. In addition to the design elements, however, practicality was also not forgotten - a translator is integrated directly into the keyboard, so even those with less language skills can understand each other. In order to fully use the application, you will need to subscribe to it, as well as some specific sticker sets.
You can download Facemoji Keyboard from this link
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