Microsoft SwiftKey AI Keyboard

At a glance

You will find Microsoft SwiftKey AI Keyboard under Personalization on Google Play. SwiftKey lists it as free to download, and the short description says: AI-powered Copilot. Personalized keyboard with gifs, stickers & themes.

Features, as listed

It also states that “Microsoft SwiftKey is the intelligent keyboard that learns your writing style, so you can type faster”. Another line from the listing: “Use your personalized keyboard to type and send emoji, GIFs and stickers just the way you like”. The listing goes on to say “Microsoft SwiftKey comes with Copilot - your everyday AI companion”. One more point the description makes: “You can ask AI anything in your favourite apps”.

The description says: “The Microsoft SwiftKey swipe keyboard is always learning and adapting to match your unique way of typing - including your slang, nicknames and emoji”. In the developer’s words, “Microsoft SwiftKey caters to all typing tastes, with free designs and themes to fit any style”. It also states that “The custom keyboard provides autocorrect that actually works”. That is what the developer says the app does. How well it does it for your own use is a separate question.

What to watch for

The listing says it contains ads, so expect to be asked for attention or money at some point. Also, 10.6% of raters left one star, so the negative reviews are not a handful of outliers. Check the screenshots and the most recent reviews on the Play page before you rely on it.

The rating spread

Look at the bars rather than just the average. Microsoft SwiftKey AI Keyboard scores 4.28, but the spread is 71.5% five star, 9.9% four star, 4.3% three star, 3.7% two star and 10.6% one star, across 4,601,818 ratings. Most people give it full marks, though the one star group is far from tiny.

The raw counts are 3,289,303 five star votes against 489,814 one star votes, roughly 7 to 1. The middle of the scale, two and three stars together, holds 8.0% of ratings (367,905 people). The listing shows 1,000,000,000+ installs, so the 4,601,818 ratings come from a slice of the people who installed it.

What the Play page lists

The listing shows last updated Oct 27, 2026, version 9.13.18.4, Android 8.0 or newer, a content rating of Everyone and first released Sep 22, 2010. The Play page carries 8 screenshots, and the written description runs to about 416 words. Google Play labels it as one that contains ads. There is no upfront price.

Who should try it

People who need a personalization app and want something with a big user base. 1 billion+ installs means most questions have already been asked somewhere. The listed content rating is Everyone.