ClinkKeyboard tools
Emoji, clipboard, translate, a calculator, notes and the rest, on top of whatever you are writing in.
Clink for iOSWhere they are
Behind the tools button on the suggestion bar.
Clipboard history, a notepad, a calculator, a translator. Open one, use it, carry on typing. Emoji, dictation, Profiles and Layouts are free; the other tools require Membership.
Turning one on
Settings path: Tools
- Open the Tools tab in Clink.
- Tap the tool you want.
- Turn on the switch at the top of its page.
Every tool has its own page, with the switch at the top and everything it can do underneath.
What shows up, and in what order
The Tools tab lists every built-in tool, on or off, in the order they appear on the keyboard. Drag the list into the order you want and the keyboard follows.
- Show in Tools menu
Which ones are free
Emoji, dictation, the profile switcher and the language/layout switcher are free and enabled by default for a new setup. You can turn them off or hide them from the Tools menu. Existing saved choices are kept. Profiles needs Full Access to appear in the keyboard. One-handed mode, split keyboard and the number row are also free; add their optional shortcuts in Layout > Options. Other tools are part of Membership.
Custom Panels
A custom panel replaces the keys with a tool, such as a calculator or a board of snippets. Add community panels from Repositories or create one with the AI builder.
Custom actions change text for you, such as changing its case or reformatting it. You can add community actions or create your own with the AI builder.