10 Gboard Hacks Every Android User Should Know

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Gboard is the default keyboard option for a staggering number of Android smartphones across the globe, and it's not just limited to Pixels. If you have an Android device, you've probably used Gboard for years without giving it a second look. The default setup is good, the predictive text suggestions work, and in a pinch, you can swipe to type. Google Pixel 10 (256GB) $885.00 at Amazon Shop Now Shop Now $885.00 at Amazon Google Pixel 10a (256GB) $524.00 at Amazon $599.00 Save $75.00 Get Deal Get Deal $524.00 at Amazon $599.00 Save $75.00 Google Pixel 10 Pro (128GB) $914.99 at Amazon $999.00 Save $84.01 Get Deal Get Deal $914.99 at Amazon $999.00 Save $84.01 SEE 0 MORE But like other seemingly basic Android apps and features, a lot more is hiding behind Gboard's surface simplicity. Explore the menus, tweak the settings, and learn some gestures, and you'll uncover a ton of useful features that can make it faster and easier to use—without s witching to an entirely new keyboard . Here are my favorite tips, tricks, and hacks for Gboard. Pin frequently used text in the clipboard for instant access Credit: Khamosh Pathak You don’t need to go looking for ad-filled clipboard manager apps on Android: Gboard is hiding a capable clipboard manager in plain sight, but it’s not enabled by default. In the Gboard app, tap the Menu button and choose the Clipboard option. On your first try, enable the feature. Now you will see a…