It features more than 60 languages, of which you can enable three at a time you can change the behavior of the space bar access statistics about your SwiftKey Keyboard usage, and much more. There's lots to explore in the SwiftKey Keyboard settings menu. Of course, there are privacy concerns here, but the app is designed to scan for text only, as opposed to context. To improve SwiftKey Keyboard's accuracy is you can tell it to look at the history of your SMS, Facebook and Twitter messages to learn about the kind of words you use and the way you construct sentences. SwiftKey Flow is easy to pick up, though it can be a bit fiddly when all the letters you need for your word are in the same row on the keyboard. Coupled with its powerful prediction and correction system, I would argue that writing in SwiftKey Keyboard is now even quicker than in Swype. The SwiftKey Flow system, introduced in version 4 of SwiftKey allows you to enter words simply by drawing lines between letters on the keyboard, in much the same way that Swype does. SwiftKey Keyboard will even predict what the next word you want will be (and its accuracy here is impressive).
You can select one by tapping or hit Space to go with the middle one, which is the one SwiftKey thinks is the most likely.
With every keystroke you make three possible words are suggested. SwiftKey Keyboard's predictive text engine is so powerful that it can generally guess the word you wanted within just two or three keystrokes. Luckily, you can customize key sizes in SwiftKey Keyboard though, as well as setting the color and design of the keyboard by choosing a them. Keys are laid out in QWERTY format, though the default setting is a bit thin for our liking.
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