In your language - The whole app and the keyboard are now in all 36 typing languages. Choose the app's language under General. - 13 languages come built in. The other 23 download once from the App Store when you turn them on, with progress right in the list. The keyboard itself still never connects to the internet. - Typing languages has a new look: your languages on top, the rest below, and a page per language for its layout. iPhone Duo support - Unfolded and held sideways, the keyboard splits in two, one half for each thumb. - Keys in the gap: tap just past a half's inner key to reach the key on the other half. Show those keys if you prefer, or turn it off. - Turn the split off in Keyboard > Layout, or with the new Split tool on the toolbar and in the smart wheel. - Taller keys on the big screen, close to the iOS keyboard's. Smarter typing - Key touch area: Learned. The keyboard learns where you actually tap each key and moves the borders between keys to match. - German nouns are capitalised as you type, compound words too. - Emoji suggestions: turn them on and an emoji that fits your words shows next to the suggestions. It learns the ones you pick. - Smart punctuation in one place, every rule adjustable: quotes and marks for your language, no double spaces, and "e.g." stays together. - A letter after a swiped word can start a new word, continue the swiped one, or continue and split it when that reads better. - Swiped words get the same capital letters as typed ones. - The word shown while you swipe is the word that goes in. - The keyboard switches language as soon as you type a word only one of your languages has. - Tapping a suggestion runs your text replacements too. - No space after a tapped suggestion, if you prefer: Typing > Predictions. Keyboard - A space on the 123 page takes you back to letters, like the iOS keyboard. Choose Never, After typing a symbol, or Always. - Haptics: a strength slider and a feel, Soft, Normal or Sharp. - The smart wheel lists all your languages, and picking one switches to its layout. - Set the space bar's font, and how far hints push the letters down. - Clipboard history keeps copied numbers and codes. Switch that off if you prefer. Smaller things - On a free trial you can now switch to the lifetime purchase from the subscription screen. - The Full Access prompt and the clipboard card are easy to read on glass themes. - A Version row in General, tap to copy. - keyboard2 now needs iOS 26 or later.

Emoji, rebuilt - Favorites: tap + in Favorites and pick as many emojis as you like, or hold any emoji and swipe down onto the star. Reorder and remove them in the app, where you can also add them from a full emoji picker. - Skin tones: hold an emoji to pick its tone. Set a preferred tone in the app or with the hand button on the emoji board. Favorites keep the tone you saved them in. - History shows the emojis you use most, or the most recent ones, your choice. - Holding the emoji key shows your favorites, most recent or most used emojis in rows, with pages when there are more. - Groups have titles and a slim divider between them, and you can put them in any order in the app. - The top row of the emoji board is no longer blurred. - The keyboard's own text is now in your phone's language. Liquid Glass - The stock theme now has see-through glass keys, like the iOS keyboard: the colours of the app behind show through. Prefer the old look? Pick Stock Solid. - In the theme editor, Liquid Glass can cover the board, or the board and the keys. Tint the glass with any colour and strength, and give each key its own tint. Smaller things - Swiping right after typing finishes the typed word first, the way the space bar does.

Faster, more accurate typing - Swipe typing is rebuilt: in our tests on real swipes, the first word is right 92% of the time in English, up from 83%, and better in every layout. Our own neural model checks each swipe, the keyboard learns how precisely you swipe, and the word shows while your finger is still moving. - Predictions read the whole sentence, with models that run on your phone. In our English tests, suggestions now save about half the letters you type, up from 43%. Trained on everyday chat too, so messages are predicted better. - Autocorrect picks the fix that fits the sentence and guesses wrong less often: "teh" becomes "the", "im" becomes "I'm", "nao" becomes "não". Layouts and languages - Russian and Greek: predictions, autocorrect, swipe typing and emoji search. Russian comes in compact ЙЦУКЕН or with ё and ъ on their own keys. Greek puts the accent back on space: "ειναι" becomes "είναι". - One layout per language. Set QWERTY for English and your own layout for Estonian, Russian or Greek, and the keyboard switches with the language. - Swipe left or right on the space bar to move between your layouts. The target's name shows while you hold, and lifting switches. - Language codes on the space bar show which languages this layout types, with the active one lit. - Smart wheel: swipe up from the space bar to pin a language, switch layouts or run a tool. You choose what sits on it. - Hold the space bar to move the cursor: flick up or down to jump a sentence, or hold at either end to race through text. - Several named custom layouts, one per language if you like. Tools you can switch from the keyboard - Autofix, the number row, suggestions, the toolbar and both rows above the keys can be switched on and off from the toolbar or the smart wheel. Predictions - Everyday words like "the" and "you" show up when they should. - What you type is learned right away and blended in. Correcting the keyboard takes it back. Nothing is learned while autofix is off. - Words run together are offered split: "whereareyou" offers "where are you". Autocorrect - Two swapped letters count as one mistake. A slip on the first letter, a left-out letter and typos inside contractions are fixed too. - Missing apostrophes and accents are put back ("ca" becomes "ça"). Where both spellings are real words, the accented one is offered instead of being forced. - A capital in the middle of a sentence is treated as a name and left alone. - Autocorrect now works in Finnish, Romanian, Hungarian, Czech, Indonesian, Icelandic, Lithuanian, Polish and Slovenian. Suggestions stay in the language you are writing. Fix capitalization - Words you always write a certain way are learned: "i" becomes "I", "iphone" becomes "iPhone". Teach your own spellings, per language. Correcting the keyboard once stops it. Themes - A gallery of ready-made themes, including ones built around a photo. Share a theme as a file, photo included. - The suggestion bar and toolbar can be one unbroken bar or a box per word. The keyboard follows the appearance of the app you are typing in. - New theme colours for the space bar codes and the smart wheel. Smaller things - The Keyboard tab offers to stop the paste popups, also on iOS 27. - Copied a verification code? In a code field the bar offers Paste code, even from a whole message. - Clipboard history saves every copy while the keyboard is up, images too, live. Filter by type, pick a list or a grid, keep 25 to 200 items, or switch it off. - The 123 key shows your language's currency, with others under a long press. Custom layouts can change the 123 and #+= pages too. - A swiped word stays open: tap an alternative to replace it. Suggestions match the case of the word you are typing. The red delete animation can be turned off. Pin a tool in place of a pager arrow. Long-press hints can show numbers only. New diacritics: ō, and a Māori preset.

Typing in your own language - Missing apostrophes are put back. Type "im" and get "I'm", "dont" and get "don't". French, Italian, Catalan and Breton get theirs too: "cest" becomes "c'est", "lho" becomes "l'ho". - Missing accents are put back where the word is unambiguous: "nao" becomes "não", "voce" becomes "você", "aqui" becomes "aquí", "ca" becomes "ça". - Where both spellings are real words, nothing is rewritten and the accented one is offered instead. Portuguese "esta" stays "esta", with "está" one tap away. - Suggestions now stay in the language you are writing. With two languages on, typing a Portuguese word no longer fills the bar with English guesses. Autocorrect where there was none - Autocorrect did not work at all in Finnish, Romanian, Hungarian, Czech, Indonesian, Icelandic, Lithuanian, Polish and Slovenian. It does now. - Nine word lists were rebuilt. Afrikaans gets its article 'n, Dutch gets 't and 'n, German gets 'ne, and Turkish gets back every word starting with a capital İ, including İstanbul. Fix capitalization - Words you always write a certain way are learned and applied: "i" becomes "I", "iphone" becomes "iPhone". - Teach the keyboard your own spellings, and choose which languages each one applies in. - Correcting the keyboard once is enough to stop it. Changing its mind the other way takes twice, so a single stray shift does not retrain it. Themes - A gallery of ready-made themes, including ones built around a photo. - Share a theme as a file, with its photo included. - The suggestion bar and toolbar can be one unbroken bar behind the words, or a box per word. - The keyboard now follows the appearance of the app you are typing in, instead of the phone's. Smaller things - A popup near the top of the keyboard slides down instead of being cut off. - Pin a tool in place of a pager arrow, or leave that end empty. - Long-press hints can show numbers only. - Two quick taps on the space bar reliably give a dot again. - New diacritics: ō, and a Māori preset.

My info - Store your email, phone, address and other details once, then fill them in with one tap. In fields an app labels, the matching value appears right in the suggestion bar. - Typing part of a stored value completes it, in any field. - Everything stays in the device Keychain: hardware-encrypted, never synced, never in a backup. Passwords are never involved, because secure fields never show this keyboard at all. Keyboards that match the field - Number, decimal and phone fields open on a large number pad with letters under the digits, and the corner key that other keyboards leave empty does something useful: switch back to letters, type a decimal comma, or dial a plus. - Email fields get an at key, endings like .com under the dot key, and email providers suggested as soon as you type the at. - Web address fields get dot, slash and .com keys instead of the space bar, with popular sites suggested as you type. - A mistyped address like gmail.con is offered as a correction. Nothing you type in these fields is ever learned as a word. Swipe to delete - Hold backspace and swipe to delete whole words, one per step, and swipe back to bring them straight back. Clipboard - Every entry shows what kind of thing it is and how long ago you copied it. - Expand the list to full height when you have a lot saved. Settings - Search moved to a toolbar button, and the tabs stay reachable while the preview is open. - The number pad can be sized on its own, separately for portrait and landscape. - The character bubble that pops up above a tapped key can now be turned off, in Appearance > Popups. Long-press accents and symbols still appear.

Quick setup - New to keyboard2? A short setup walks you through turning the keyboard on, switching to it and picking your languages and layout, with a live preview reacting to every choice. - The steps check themselves off as you complete them, and you can rerun the setup any time from Settings. Swipe typing improved - Swiping now picks the right word much more often, in all your enabled languages. Better auto-corrections - Accents are restored automatically: type "cafe" and get "café", in every supported language. - Corrections now come from all your enabled languages, not just the one you type most. - Typo matching got much faster, so suggestions keep up on long words. Smarter learning - The keyboard learns words you actually type and keeps them per language. - Undoing a correction now also un-teaches it, so a wrong guess doesn't come back. Settings, reorganized - Four clear tabs: Keyboard, Typing, Appearance and General. - A search box that jumps straight to any setting.

Your own photo behind the keys - Pick a photo from your library and use it as a custom theme's background. - Adjust it right in the app: how strongly it shows, which part of it you see, dim, blur, brightness, contrast and colour. - A separate version is prepared for portrait and landscape, so the framing is right either way. - The photo is copied into the app and never leaves your device. Fonts you bring - Import a .ttf or .otf file and use it on the keyboard, alongside the built-in families. - Built-in and Installed now have their own tabs, with a short guide to adding a font to your iPhone. Text replacements - The shortcuts you set up in iOS Settings now expand while you type, with no setup and no Full Access needed. - You can also add your own list in the app, which beats the automatic fixes when both could apply. - Backspace right after a replacement puts your shortcut back. Smaller adjustments - The top panel can go shorter than before, and the toolbar's icons and captions scale down to keep fitting it. - The preview stays on the toolbar page while you change settings instead of jumping back to suggestions. - Reset confirmations appear straight away with the preview open.

Custom layout improvements - Reorder rows by dragging: grab the handle next to a row and move it where you want. - A row added on top now renders correctly, with the same key widths and centering as the rest of the keyboard.

Auto-fix - The keyboard now fixes typos for you: end a word with space or punctuation and a misspelling no language knows gets replaced with the closest match - no tapping needed. - One backspace right after a fix brings back exactly what you typed. - Optionally let the enter key apply fixes too (off by default). Diacritics in hints - Choose how accented letters show on the keys: hidden, first one, or all of them - and whether they appear before or after the other hints. Emoji key style - Pick the filled or the outlined smiley for the emoji key - applies everywhere, including when the emoji key is merged with comma or enter. Separate sizes for landscape - The Sizing settings now have Portrait and Landscape tabs. Landscape follows your portrait sizes by default, or set your own landscape key heights and gaps. Landscape polish - The keyboard preview in Settings now renders landscape exactly like the real keyboard - correct widths, heights, and margins. - Opening the keyboard while already in landscape now sizes it correctly, and rotating looks smoother. Fixes and improvements - Keycap letters now sit on one even line - no more slightly pushed-down keys next to centered ones. - Double-tap-space-for-dot no longer triggers across a quickly typed letter, and respects its setting reliably. - Theme previews now mirror the real keyboard faithfully: merged emoji key, extra letter keys (like Hungarian's í), and hint alignment included.

A separate comma key: Add a dedicated comma key next to the spacebar, so typing a comma no longer needs the symbols keyboard (disabled by default). Put the emoji key where you want it: Left of the comma, right of it, or merged into the comma or enter key - merged means a long press opens the emoji keyboard, and a small smiley on the key reminds you it is there. Match any key with any other: Your own themes could match a key with the letter keys; now any key can match any other - style shift once and have backspace follow it. You can also copy one key's full style onto another as a one-off. Style the comma key: The new comma key is its own part in the theme editor. It looks like the dot key until you say otherwise. Edit the dot and comma keys in your layout: Tap them in the layout builder to change what they type and what a long press gives you. Keep pasting: A new setting leaves the clipboard open after you paste, for pasting several items in a row. One set of colours, your choice: Going from separate light and dark colours back to one set now asks which of the two to keep. Fixes: Older saved themes could fail to load and disappear from the list - they no longer can. Language and accent changes now show up in the settings preview immediately. The keyboard also starts a little faster.

- Build your own keyboard layout Choose the keys on each row and what their long-press gives you. Shift, backspace, space and enter stay where they are, so you can't end up without them. - Emoji search now works in 33 languages Search in the language you're typing, not just English. Every emoji is covered in every one of them, and search survives typos: "smle" still finds the smile. - The number row gets its own look Separate font, size and colours from the rest of the keyboard. - Swipe typing fixes Words now work when a letter sits on more than one key. - Layout fixes Turkish and Latvian had wrong letters on their top rows. Spanish gets its ñ accents back. - Space bar as a cursor Keys no longer type while you're holding space to move the cursor. - A smoother start The keyboard no longer flashes at the wrong size when it opens.

- Performance boost - Huge predictions language list - Pure offline predictions, no downloading files before - Swipe typing - Automatic language detection - clipboard toolbar - Massive improvement to suggestions, autocorrect, predictions, autocomplete - Huge amount of new settings to tweak the keyboard - Make your own themes: Build a theme from scratch, or start from a copy of any built-in one. Set colours, outlines, corners and shadows for the board, every key, hints, suggestions, popups, the toolbar and the clipboard. Give it a separate dark look if you want one. Share a theme as a code, or paste in one someone sent you. - 100 new themes: Filter the list by colour to find one fast. The eight dark-only themes now have real light versions, and there is a new borderless family. - Adjust every theme: Borderless keys, outlines, flat keys, high contrast text and more, applied on top of whichever theme you pick. Each switch now explains what it does. - Fonts and sizes: Every part of the keyboard takes its own font, size and weight: keycaps, hints, popups, suggestions, the toolbar and the clipboard list. The emoji, return, backspace and shift icons get their own sizes too. - Back up your settings: Save your settings and the themes you made to a file, and put them back on a new phone or after a reinstall. You choose where the file goes and it never comes to us. It never holds the words the keyboard learned or anything you copied. Optional automatic backups keep one file up to date in a folder you pick. - Swipe trail: Choose the colour and thickness of the trail your finger leaves, or let it follow your theme. - Layout: A new horizontal gap setting to space the keys out. A new Key touch area screen with a live diagram of exactly what each key covers. - Preview: The keyboard preview in Settings now matches the real keyboard exactly, and theme previews use your own layout, fonts and sizes. - Hold a key with lots of accents and you can page through all of them instead of only the ones that fit. Reset buttons on each slider. Reset all settings, with your purchase always kept.

- Huge performance boost - Huge predictions language list - Pure offline predictions, no downloading files before - Swipe typing - Automatic language detection - clipboard toolbar - Massive improvement to suggestions, autocorrect, predictions, autocomplete - Huge amount of new settings to tweak the keyboard

- Emoji search - Possibility to adjust haptic feedback (vibration) itensity - Possibility to turn off showing special letter together with long-tap symbol - Added Swedish predictions

Added next layouts: Croatian Czech Danish Finnish German Icelandic Italian Latvian Lithuanian Maltese Norwegian Polish Romanian Slovak Slovenian Swedish

Added Hungarian, Spanish, German, Azerbaijani and Albanian layouts. More on the way... Some UI improvements in settings.

User feedback: Removing blank line from top of the keyboard when predictions are disabled.

Add Spanish, Romanian and Hungarian prediction languages.

Fix gradient related themes rotation bug.

- Smoother functionality for Enter key - Updated emoji key icon style - Added themes

Updated language download experience. Added German, Finnish and Dutch prediction languages. Fixed an rare annoying bug related to hold-to-delete functionality.