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Gboard

Gboard is a mobile on-screen keyboard developed by Google LLC, available on Android and iOS. It launched on iOS on 12 May 2016 and, in December 2016, replaced the earlier Google Keyboard app on Android. The app is free.

AI features

Gboard combines standard keyboard typing with AI-powered features: glide typing, voice typing, next-word prediction, grammar and spelling correction, and on-the-fly translation via Google Translate integration. It also supports handwriting recognition and search for GIFs, emoji and stickers, including emoji mash-ups in the Emoji Kitchen feature.

Generative models

In September 2023 Google introduced Proofread in Gboard for generative text correction, and in 2025 broader AI writing tools for adjusting tone, grammar and conciseness. On Pixel 8 Pro devices, the Gemini Nano model began powering Smart Reply as a developer preview.

Availability

The Android version is actively developed and supports hundreds of languages (over 900 as of 2019). The iOS version remains available on the App Store but has not been updated since May 2022 and supports 78 languages. By April 2025 the app had surpassed 10 billion downloads on Google Play.

Mobile appFree
Released 12 May 2016Updated 24 Aug 2026Global

Overview

System type
Input
TextAudioImage
Output
TextImage

Access & Pricing

PUBLIC
Access channels
Mobile app
Native app for iOS or Android.
Availability scope
Global

Free and available worldwide. The Android version is actively developed; the iOS version remains on the App Store but has not been updated since May 2022.

Subscription model
Free
Pricing
Updated 24 Aug 2026Official pricing

Gboard is entirely free, with no paid plans or in-app purchases.

Capabilities

7 capabilities
Communication & Multimodality
Task Specialization

Integrations

Product features
System tools

Sources

4 sources
Gboard Help Center (support.google.com)
Official siteFetched: 24 Aug 2026
Gboard – Google Play
DocumentationFetched: 24 Aug 2026
Gboard – Apple App Store
DocumentationFetched: 24 Aug 2026