Microsoft SwiftKey AI Keyboard

Swipe typing, tap typing and word prediction

You can type by swiping across the keys or by tapping them one at a time. Spell checking and automatic text suggestions run alongside, and the listing says these are driven by AI predictions.

Predictions and corrections adapt to your vocabulary over time, so the words it suggests reflect what you have typed before. A toolbar above the keys holds quick shortcuts, and an expandable menu opens more of them.

Rewriting and drafting text with AI

The rewrite tool takes text you have already typed and restyles it in a different tone. The listing gives this as a way to change how a message reads without retyping it.

The compose tool works from your ideas. You give it a rough thought and it produces a polished draft, which you can then edit before sending. Both tools are AI features described in the listing.

Asking Copilot from inside other apps

Copilot comes bundled with the keyboard. The listing says you can ask it questions from inside the apps you already use, so you do not have to switch to a separate assistant to get an answer.

This means the keyboard doubles as an entry point to an AI chat. The listing does not describe how Copilot's answers are limited beyond that.

Emoji, GIFs, stickers and themes

Emoji, GIFs and stickers all sit in the keyboard and can be searched by keyword, so you can find a specific GIF or emoji without scrolling through the full set. The listing also mentions free designs and themes for changing how the keyboard looks.