The default iPhone keyboard works perfectly in any situation,
but if you like me who wants to change iPhone keyboard and try a custom keyboard on iPhone
then this video is for you.
Hello everyone, Rahul here from TechReviewPro and welcome back to another tutorial. In this
video I’ll show you How to change iPhone keyboard.
So if you want to change keyboard on your iPhone, then keep watching!
First, let’s learn how to change keyboard language on your iPhone. Suppose, the default
language on your iPhone is English, and you want to write something in Hindi.
So how can you do that?
Okay, let me teach you how. Simply go to Settings options, and scroll down until you see General.
Tap on General, and on the next screen, select Keyboard. This will take you to the Keyboard Settings.
Here, on the top, select Keyboards.
This will show you the list of all keyboards which you are currently using on your iPhone.
At the bottom, you’ll get an option to add a new keyboard.
Tap on that, and from here you can select the language depending upon your needs.
As I need to type in Hindi, so I’ll select Hindi, but you may scroll down and select
your preferred language from a variety of languages available.
When you tap on any language, that would be added to your keyboard.
But if there are multiple choices available for that language,
You have the option to choose one or all of them.
Once you’re done with the selection, tap on Done to save the changes.
So here, you can see that the language is added to the keyboard.
Now, let's type something!
Tap on any text field and then, tap and hold on the little globe icon.
Here, you will get all the keyboard options. Now, select the language.
I'll select Hindi so that I can type in Hindi now.
So that's how to change keyboard language on the iPhone.
But I know, you might be thinking - this is not what you were searching for, right?
Because you came here to learn How to change iPhone Keyboard? And the fact is, rather than teaching
you how to change the iPhone keyboard, I just taught you the way to change the keyboard
language on iPhone.
But don’t worry, now I’m going to show you, how to set any custom keyboard on
your iPhone, like the fancy one and the colourful one.
So, just keep watching until the end of this video.
Okay now let’s talk about- how to change keyboard on iPhone.
There are plenty of custom keyboards available on the App Store that allows you to customize
your iPhone with a custom keyboard.
Simply go to the App Store and search for a keyboard, then choose any custom keyboard
as per your liking. For example, here I’m going to install Gboard. The reason why I’m
choosing this is - Gboard provides lots of features like GIFs, Emoji search, glide typing
and inbuilt Google search.
Once done with the installation, tap open and follow the on-screen instructions.
In order to change the iPhone keyboard and use it with full functionality,
tap on Get Started.
This will take you to the Gboard settings. Here, select keyboards and enable the Gboard.
Now it's time to give full access to the Gboard,
so tap on the button in front of Allow full Access.
Then, tap Allow once again to confirm it. Alright, now you have successfully changed
the iPhone keyboard. And while typing anything in the text field, you can choose between
different keyboards by tapping and holding the little globe icon.
So that is how you can change the keyboard on iPhone. By the way if you want to remove
the friction of choosing between different keyboard every time before typing, you can
also set this newly installed custom keyboard as the default keyboard for your iPhone. For
that, you simply need to remove all other keyboards except the one you want to keep.
To do so, simply go to Settings, then General and then Keyboard. On the next screen,
tap on keyboards, and from here, remove all the other keyboards by tapping on edit
and then delete.
So this was all about changing iPhone keyboard and setting a custom keyboard on iPhone.
If you want to try different iPhone keyboard tips-tricks, then start watching this video right away.
And if you have got any questions, leave a comment below, and I’ll be happy to help.
Thanks for watching, I’m Rahul signing off, and I’ll see you in the next one.