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Microsoft SwiftKey

Microsoft keyboard with personalised autocorrect and predictions.

At a glance

Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-11-04
Price & billing

Page states SwiftKey is available for free; the guessed pricing path returns a page-not-found page, so no charge fact is recorded and no $0 plan amount appears in the text read.

Free allowance

Page states SwiftKey is available for free; the guessed pricing path returns a page-not-found page, so no charge fact is recorded and no $0 plan amount appears in the text read.

Best suited to

Android and iPhone users who want autocorrect and predictions that learn their own words, phrases and emoji.; Multilingual typists who need a keyboard covering many languages, with over 700 supported languages stated on the page.; Users who want a personalised keyboard look, choosing from hundreds of free themes or designing their own.

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Platforms

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What to know before choosing

Good fit

Android and iPhone users who want autocorrect and predictions that learn their own words, phrases and emoji.; Multilingual typists who need a keyboard covering many languages, with over 700 supported languages stated on the page.; Users who want a personalised keyboard look, choosing from hundreds of free themes or designing their own.

Limits and trade-offs

Users who expect SwiftKey to be a full AI writing assistant, since the page presents it as a keyboard with autocorrect and predictions, not a document or chat tool.; Users on platforms other than Android and iPhone, since the page presents those two downloads.; Users who do not want a keyboard that learns from their typing, since SwiftKey's predictions are built on learning the user's writing style.

Plans and free allowances

Page states SwiftKey is available for free; the guessed pricing path returns a page-not-found page, so no charge fact is recorded and no $0 plan amount appears in the text read.

Evidence

Official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-04)

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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-11-04. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.

A closer look at Microsoft SwiftKey

Microsoft SwiftKey learns a user's writing style, including the words, phrases and emoji that matter to them, to give more accurate autocorrect and predictions on Android and iPhone, with hundreds of free keyboard themes or a custom-designed theme, and support for over 700 languages.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose Microsoft SwiftKey

  • Android and iPhone users who want autocorrect and predictions that learn their own words, phrases and emoji.
  • Multilingual typists who need a keyboard covering many languages, with over 700 supported languages stated on the page.
  • Users who want a personalised keyboard look, choosing from hundreds of free themes or designing their own.

When to choose something else

  • Users who expect SwiftKey to be a full AI writing assistant, since the page presents it as a keyboard with autocorrect and predictions, not a document or chat tool.
  • Users on platforms other than Android and iPhone, since the page presents those two downloads.
  • Users who do not want a keyboard that learns from their typing, since SwiftKey's predictions are built on learning the user's writing style.

A practical starting workflow

  1. Get Microsoft SwiftKey for Android or iPhone, free, from the page's download options.
  2. Let it learn the words, phrases and emoji that matter to you as you type.
  3. Choose a free theme or design your own, and check predictions against your own style.

Check before committing

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  • The guessed pricing path returns a page-not-found page, so no plan amounts are recorded.

Common questions

What does SwiftKey learn?

Your writing style, including the words, phrases and emoji that matter to you, for more accurate autocorrect and predictions.

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Which phones does it support?

Android and iPhone, as presented on the Microsoft SwiftKey page.

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How much does SwiftKey cost to get?

The page states: Get Microsoft SwiftKey now, for free.

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Sources and checks

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