Compare iPhone keyboards

Four keyboards, side by side.

What each one does on iPhone today. Checked against the makers' own pages and the App Store.

Feature	EFKey	Apple keyboard	SwiftKey	Gboard
Two languages corrected in one sentence	Yestwo at once, in as many pairs as you like from up to five languages	Yesfor about 50 languages; Slovak, Hungarian and Ukrainian are not among them	Yestwo at once	Not documented
A number row above the letters	Yesfree	No	Yesoff by default	Partlydigits on the top letter row, by long-press
Symbols on a long press of letters	Yesfree	Noaccents only	Nonot on iOS	Partlydigits on the top row
Swipe typing	Yes	Yesabout 50 languages	Yes	Yesnot in every language
Space bar as a cursor trackpad	Yes	Yes	Not documented	Yes
Clipboard history	YesPro	Noa paste button for the last copy	Yesup to 30 clips	Not documented
Translation inside the keyboard	YesPro	No	Nonot on iOS	Yes
Your own photo or theme	YesPro	No	Yes	Yes
Needs an account	No	No	Partlya Microsoft account for backup and sync	No
Types without Full Access	PartlyEnglish only; other languages, haptics, clipboard, GIFs and learning your words need it	Not applicablebuilt into iOS	Partlylearning, language downloads and themes need it	PartlyGoogle search needs it
Price	Yesfree; EFKey Pro is €14.99 once	Yesfree	Yesfree	Yesfree

Checked on 21 October 2026. “Not documented” means the maker doesn't say, not that the feature is missing. Something out of date? Tell me at feedback.efkey.app.

Where EFKey is not the answer.

There is no web search in the bar and no Android version. On day one the prediction is generic and needs a few days to learn you. Korean gets suggestions only, without autocorrect or swipe, for now.

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