You can test it out by copying something on your phone. If you have followed the setup process correctly, you will be able to copy text from your phone and paste it on your desktop or laptop. Start using clipboard sync across devices You cannot transfer your data (predictions and dictionary) from such an account to the Microsoft account. If you were already using SwiftKey and used a different account for back up – such as Google – you will need to log out from that account and log in using your Microsoft account. Your phone and other devices connected with the same Microsoft account will receive and sync your clipboard data. Go to Swiftkey Settings > Rich input > Clipboard.Login using your Microsoft account in SwiftKey Settings > Account.Download and install Microsoft SwiftKey keyboard app on your Android smartphone.Part 2 – Settings needed on the Android phone Your clipboard items will now get synced across other devices connected to your Microsoft account, which have “Sync across devices” enabled. Sync across your devices (required) & choose “Automatically sync the text that I copy”.Go to Settings > System > Clipboard (close to the last menu item).You cannot use the cloud sync feature if you are using a local account on the PC. Go to Settings > Accounts to check for the same. Make sure you have a Microsoft account added to the Windows PC.Part 1 – Settings needed on the Windows PC The second part is about the setup required on the Android device. One is about the setup needed on the Windows PC. So, we are separating the process into 2 parts.

You need to configure both the devices correctly for the sync to work across your PC and Android smartphone. Make text copy & paste work across Windows & Android using SwiftKey

Start using clipboard sync across devices.

Part 2 – Settings needed on the Android phone.

Part 1 – Settings needed on the Windows PC.

Make text copy & paste work across Windows & Android using SwiftKey.

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