How to Use AI-Powered Keyboards Like Wordtune, Microsoft SwiftKey, and Grammarly

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we write, and third-party keyboards such as Wordtune, Microsoft SwiftKey, and Grammarly are leading the charge. These AI-powered tools help users write, rewrite, and refine text effortlessly. Here’s how to make the most of them.

Wordtune

Wordtune is an AI-driven writing assistant that generates or refines text based on your input. It is available on the web, as a Microsoft Word Add-in, and via a dedicated iOS app—which is often the most convenient option.

Pricing & Plans

• Free version: Limited rewriting capabilities.
• Premium plan: Unlimited rewrites and corrections for $24.99/month or $119.99/year (includes a one-week free trial).

Getting Started with Wordtune on iPhone

1. Install the Wordtune app from the App Store.
2. Sign up or sign in, selecting your preferred account type.
3. Set up preferences by answering a few onboarding questions.
4. Choose between the free version or subscribe for full access.

Enabling Wordtune as a Keyboard

1. Navigate to Settings > Apps > Wordtune.
2. Tap Keyboards and enable Wordtune and Allow Full Access.
3. In any app (e.g., Mail), press the globe icon on your keyboard and select Wordtune.

Using Wordtune for Writing & Editing

• Generate text: Tap the Wordtune icon, then Create. Enter a description of what you need, then tap Go to generate a draft.
• Rewrite existing text: Select the text, tap the Wordtune icon, and choose Rewrite. Browse alternative versions and select the best fit.
• Adjust tone & style: Use the General icon to switch between Casual, Formal, Shorten, or Expand modes.
• Email responses: Open an email, tap the Wordtune icon, and select Reply Email. Wordtune will suggest responses based on the message content.

Microsoft SwiftKey

Available on iOS, iPadOS, and Android, Microsoft SwiftKey is a free AI-powered keyboard that enhances writing efficiency. While its earlier versions included built-in AI chat and search features, Microsoft now directs users to Copilot for text generation.

Setting Up SwiftKey

1. Download & install SwiftKey from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android).
2. Open the app and tap Get Started.
3. Sign in with a Microsoft account (optional, but required for full access).

Enabling SwiftKey

On Android:

1. Open SwiftKey and tap Enable SwiftKey.
2. In On-Screen Keyboard settings, turn on Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard.
3. Tap Select SwiftKey and set it as the default input method.

On iPhone/iPad:

1. Open an app like Mail.
2. Press the globe icon and switch to SwiftKey.

Using SwiftKey with Copilot

• Generate new text: Tap the Copilot icon on the toolbar, select Compose, and open the Copilot app to craft an email or message.
• Rewrite existing text: Tap Tone in the SwiftKey toolbar, enter your text, and browse tone options such as Professional, Casual, Polite, Funny, Social Post, or Witty. Tap Accept to insert the rewritten text.

AI-powered keyboards like Wordtune and Microsoft SwiftKey can significantly enhance writing efficiency, offering real-time text generation, rewriting, and tone adjustments. Whether you’re composing an email, crafting social media posts, or refining your writing, these tools can help streamline the process.