Microsoft rolls out another way to sync your clipboard between Windows and Android

Microsoft SwiftKey now allows you to sync your clipboard betwixt Android devices and Windows PCs. The functionality has been in beta testing since August 2022 but recently rolled out to the non-preview version of SwiftKey on Android. To sync your clipboard betwixt Android and Windows, yous need to sign in to your Microsoft business relationship on both types of devices and enable the characteristic.

There are other means to sync your clipboard between Android and Windows, including several tertiary-political party apps. Using SwiftKey to sync across Android and Windows may be a bit easier for many. It requires a few steps to set but is generally straightforward. It'due south also a natural pairing to have your keyboard from your Android device handle syncing your clipboard.

To sync your clipboard betwixt SwiftKey on Android and Windows, you need to set it up on both types of devices. On your Android device:

Open up SwiftKey.
Select Rich Input.
Select clipboard.
Toggle the choice to Sync clipboard history.

On your PC:

Open up Settings.
Select Organization.
Select Clipboard.
Toggle the option to enable Clipboard history.
Toggle the option to Sync across devices.

Note that y'all need to sign in to your Microsoft account to enable the option.

The update with clipboard syncing support started rolling out on October 28, 2022.

SwiftKey

The latest version of SwiftKey tin sync your clipboard between your Android devices and Windows PCs.

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