Free and Clink Pro
Most of the keyboard costs nothing. Here is where the line falls, and what to do when something you have already paid for turns up locked.
Clink for iOSFree
Typing, swipe, emoji, preset themes and layouts, the number row, split and one-handed, language switching, and iCloud Sync.
No account to make, no advert in the suggestion bar, no cap on how much you type. The free keyboard is the whole keyboard, minus the extras below.
Membership
AI Tools, Clipboard, Notepad, Translate, Calculator, Handwriting and Text FX. Plus Community browsing and sharing, plugins, pets, stickers and sound packs, themes, layouts and profiles of your own, and the fine-tuning sliders.
Monthly, yearly, or one payment. Your local price is on the App Store. A trial may be available for eligible accounts.
Redeem a code
- Open Membership in Clink.
- Tap Redeem Code directly below the membership header.
- Follow the App Store’s instructions to enter and redeem your code. Clink checks your access when you return.
Redeem Code stays available if you already have a monthly or yearly membership, Lifetime, or access from buying Clink before it became free. The App Store checks whether your Apple Account is eligible for the code.
Restore Purchases
Restore Purchases checks for existing access with the App Store, including lifetime purchases and active subscriptions. It does not charge you again.
Settings path: Membership
- Open Membership in Clink.
- Tap Restore Purchases.
- Sign in with the Apple Account that bought it, if iOS asks.
On your other devices
A purchase belongs to the Apple Account rather than the phone, so it carries to everything signed in to that account. Restore once on each one.
Optional private account and purchase sharing
The keyboard still works without an account. If you choose to create a private account, ANTI assigns a random account ID without asking for an email address. ANTI receives that ID and purchase information, never the text you type. Account credentials stay in the app’s private device storage, outside the keyboard extension.
- Open Membership → Private account. Choose Create private account, or expand Connect existing account and choose Pairing code or Recovery key before entering your code or key.
- Expand Recovery key and choose Show recovery key, then save it somewhere private. You can expand Account ID to see your identifier, but that ID alone cannot sign you in.
- Before buying a new subscription, connect the account you want that purchase to belong to.
- Turn on Purchase sharing explicitly, then choose Pair another device. Enter the five-minute pairing code in Clink on your other device.
Purchase sharing starts off. Creating, recovering or linking an account does not switch it on. Supported subscriptions can be shared between compatible iOS and Android builds using the same private account. Shared access needs regular internet verification and expires if it cannot be verified; an existing purchase verified by the device’s own store keeps its normal access.
Link to anti.ltd is a separate choice. Generate a website linking code, sign in at anti.ltd, open Account → Linked apps and enter the code. This connects the private ID to your website account identity; it does not enable purchase sharing. You can remove the link in either place.
Use a pairing code to add another device. Use the recovery key if you lose access: recovery signs out your other devices, and replacing the recovery key also invalidates the old key. Keep keys and codes private. Signing out removes this device’s session. Deleting the private account disconnects its devices but does not cancel a subscription; manage or cancel it with the store that billed you.
Membership in the Android test build
Open Membership to see the monthly, yearly and lifetime options available from Google Play. Prices appear when Google Play responds; Clink does not substitute a price from another store or country. If prices do not load, check your connection, return to Clink or tap Restore Purchases to try again.
An active Google Play subscription shows Manage, which opens its subscription page in Google Play. Clink does not start another purchase while that subscription is active or a payment is pending. Cancelling renewal keeps access until the subscription expires. A lifetime purchase has no renewal. Restore Purchases checks the Google account’s existing purchases without charging again.