I looked for hours for this option and unfortunately it doesn't exist.
Users asked for this feature 4 years ago and it wasn't developed until today.

This could have saved hours to Swiftkey users, please let me know if there is any update regarding this feature.

Hey, an awesome feature. Just connected it. But it seems to be working only in one direction for me.

I can totally copy a thing on my Android phone and paste it into Windows immediately.

But when I copy something on Windows, the thing doesn't get to Android somehow. 

Though, in my Windows clipboard log windows+v - there is still only my local items in the log, but all of them get the message on hover "last synced {sync time}".

Please let me know how can I fix it and share my clipboard from Windows to Android as well. Or is it suppose to be unidirectional?

Hello,

is there on the roadmap either InTune support or business account support?

Speaking of in-tune at least not allowing to log in with personal accounts and preventing from managed to unmanaged apps would be sufficient.

Thank you,

Jakub

when sending feedback from an apps settings - how do i hide the keyboard completely so i can see the send with gmail button at the lower left ? 

hi

i go to type a reply , a keyboard icon shows at the top left , i swipe  down and it says choose input method , i click it and MS SK is already ticked 

help please

I love SwiftKey on my iPhone and would never go back to a regular touchscreen keyboard again. However, there is one issue I've had for years that I think could be resolved, and benefiting the user and your company by improving your speech-to-text technology.

My suggestion is to enable speech recognition in conjunction with typing. There are common words that get mixed up constantly, such as "hey" and "get". I'll write "Hey dude, what's the plan?" and SwiftKey types "Get dude, what's the plan?" If I can speak while typing, the app can figure out what I'm actually trying to write, reducing the amount of typos and corrections needed, improperly typed texts sent to others, and improving your speech-to-text technology over time.

Thanks!

Voice to text in Swiftkey stopped working on my Samsung Galaxy s21 Ultra last night. When I press the button for voice to text, the keyboard vanishes and I can't reopen it. It also changes the default keyboard to "Google Voice Typing [Legacy]" If I switch to the default back to Swiftkey, I can use it again, but if I try to use voice to text the same thing happens. Help!

I love Swiftkey, but it doesn't work correctly in combination with an RDP client like Parallels Client. Whenever Swiftkey is enabled as the current input method in the Android settings, typing accented characters (and sometimes pressing backspace) doesn't work well in the Parallels Client. When using Gboard as my main keyboard, everything works fine, but with Swiftkey, characters are shown twice, lliikkee tthhiiss, and accented characters aren't working as it should when PC keyboard mode is enabled in Parallels Client. Could this be fixed?