There is also a trial version , which is good for 30 days. Without gesture typing, Fleksy also relies on strong autocorrect software to correct your sloppy typing. And Fleksy's autocorrect is one of the best in the business. Like Minuum's experimental panels, Fleksy has an extensions bar above the keyboard.
Extensions are customizable and range from GIF search to a launcher and clipboard controls. Not only is Fleksy free, the developers recently made all the included themes free, as well. The only in-app purchase you will find now is an unlock for additional extensions. Another keyboard based on extensions, or slashes, is Slash Keyboard. Hit the Slash button to the left of the space bar to immediately begin searching something like Product Hunt. Tapping on one of the search results will automatically paste it in the text field you're typing in.
Slash Keyboard is entirely free, and it's very unique. I've always called it the Swiss Army Knife of software keyboards. However, it lacks the strong autocorrect of other keyboards, as well as gesture typing, which can make it a pain to use at times. Ginger Keyboard has it all -- themes, emoji, gesture typing, solid autocorrect, shortcuts to helpful apps like creating a new note or task in your preferred app and even search.
Something else that Ginger Keyboard has that you won't find in many other keyboards is games. You can play classics like Snake or something a little newer, like , without ever leaving the app you're in. It seems odd, sure. But why not? Ginger Keyboard also has a spell checker, which is a little different than autocorrect. However, while Ginger Keyboard is free, it limits the corrections it makes to just eight. TouchPal is another keyboard which seemingly has it all.
It has built-in GIF support, emoticons and emoji, emoji art, a host of free and premium themes, customizable fonts, dialect dictionaries and even news headlines built into the app.
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Better keyboard 7. You need to download either BK 7. Here is a fonts keyboard that allows you to select from a number of interesting fonts for your Android keyboard.
You can use it on your text messages, social media bios, posts, and stories. There are also different types of fonts you can choose from like sticker fonts, symbols, and kaomojis etc.
AnySoft Keyboard is an on-screen keyboard for Android. It is an open-source keyboard and offers support for an array of languages along with completion dictionaries for each language. Yandax is a smart and versatile keyboard for Android.
It comes with intuitive features like swipe typing, voice command support as well as many emoticons, GIFs, and keyboard themes to choose from. It ensures security of your data and can translate from and into 70 languages with in seconds. Some of its other cool features include fast typing through slide input, voice typing, smart auto-correction, and multilingual keyboard support.
For typography fans, this fonts keyboard will bring much fun. You can also change the background color of your keyboard or add your own picture to it. It has separate number keys, punctuation, and arrow keys like a physical keyboard.
SwiftKey is a wonderful alternative keyboard for your mobile. What I found unique is this keyboard is undockable yet resizable unlike many others, which allows you to place it anywhere on the screen. Grammarly is one of the newer Android keyboards.
It started life as a Chrome extension and it corrected your grammar as you typed. The Android keyboard version aims to do the same thing.
It checks your grammar and spelling as well as punctuation. We expect more features to come with future updates. You still get a very clean looking keyboard that helps correct grammar mistakes in the meantime. We also like how it explains your corrections if you want it to so that you learn from it as well.
The keyboard is entirely free as far as we can tell. However, it does have a full, PC-style keyboard layout. It supports multiple languages via plugin packs you can download separately on the Google Play Store. Some of those keys may only be available in the landscape version. SwiftKey is definitely among the best Android keyboards ever. It has top of the line prediction and auto-correction along with gesture typing, cloud syncing so all of your devices can stay up to date, themes, keyboard customization, a number row, and more.
It also has above average language support with over languages supported. The keyboard was purchased by Microsoft a couple of years ago, but it still works as it did.
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