Microsoft's SwiftKey is a general keyboard that supports more than 700 languages on Android and 600 on iPhone, lets you enable several at once, and comes with swipe typing, a clipboard and a translator. Keyboardy sticks to Arabic and English, but it is built for Arabic first and suggests short videos, stickers and GIFs that match what you are writing. If you move between many languages, pick SwiftKey; if your conversations are in Arabic and you like replying with clips, Keyboardy is built for that.
| Feature | Keyboardy | SwiftKey |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | BeInMedia | Microsoft |
| Availability | Coming soon | Available now |
| Languages | Arabic and English | 700+ on Android, 600+ on iPhone |
| Languages enabled at once | Two | Up to 5 on Android, 2 on iPhone |
| Short videos suggested as you type | Yes | No |
| GIFs and stickers | Yes, searchable in Arabic | Yes |
| Swipe typing | No | Yes |
| Clipboard | Coming soon | Yes |
| Translation in the keyboard | No | Yes |
| Price | Free | Free |
Yes. You can enable more than one keyboard on the same device and switch between them with the globe key: use SwiftKey when you are writing in other languages, and switch to Keyboardy when you want to reply with a clip or a sticker.
Sources: Microsoft's official SwiftKey support pages on supported languages and the toolbar, checked in September 2026. Features change with updates; if you spot something that is no longer true, tell us from the support page.
