Need more detailed instructions? We have you covered for both Android and iOS devices. Next, open the app on your phone and you’ll be guided through the set-up process. If you’re on iOS, download it from the App Store. If you’re on an Android device, head over to the Google Play Store and download the keyboard. We designed the Grammarly Keyboard to be a personal editor that works anywhere you write, no copying or pasting required. It’s clear that communicating fast and accurately through your phone is more important than ever, but when that involves composing a message, it’s still slow and inconvenient. In fact, Internet usage on mobile devices and tablets is now higher than Internet usage on desktop computers. Why a mobile keyboard?Īs you’ve probably noticed, the world has gone mobile. If you want to know why Grammarly made a particular suggestion, you can open the correction to see an explanation. You’ll see the suggestions along the top of the keyboard, and you can accept a change just by tapping it. For Grammarly Premium users, the keyboard will also suggest style improvements and vocabulary enhancements. Whenever you type with the keyboard, Grammarly will check your writing and make sure your message is clear, effective, and mistake-free. We’ve rounded up the most helpful information about the keyboard and put it all in one place for you. Stay tuned for updates-we’ll be sure to let you know when swipe is here. We’re working hard to bring swipe functionality to the Grammarly Keyboard, but it’s not ready yet. We know there’s one other feature you’re eagerly awaiting: swipe input (a.k.a. The ability to resize the keyboard to take up less space on your screen.Ĭheck out the new options by opening the Grammarly app on your phone and tapping Keyboard Look and Feel. Key borders to help with accurate typing.

This update is all about customization! We’re debuting several new settings, including:Ī sleek dark theme, so you can use the keyboard comfortably in low light.

Hey Android users! Since launching the Grammarly Keyboard back in December 2017, we’ve heard from lots of you wondering about which product features would be added first. This article was originally published on February 22, 2018.

Grammarly key board