The keyboard tools panel: everything but typing, one tap away
FlickReply's keyboard tools panel puts clipboard history, emoji, text editing and share tools, keyboard resize, one-handed mode, the floating keyboard and your AI tools one tap away from the key row. None of it needs a separate app or a trip into Android settings, and none of it is limited to specific apps — it works everywhere FlickReply is your keyboard.
A keyboard that only types is missing half of what typing actually involves — pasting something you copied ten minutes ago, dropping in an emoji, shrinking the keyboard to reach it with one thumb. Normally that means leaving the text field: switching apps, hunting through system settings, or giving up and doing it by hand. The tools panel keeps all of it inside the keyboard, open in one tap.
What it does
Clipboard history you can actually use
Everything you copy is kept, not just the last item, so pasting something from three copies ago does not mean re-finding and re-copying it. Clear it any time from keyboard settings.
Emoji and text editing without switching keyboards
A full emoji picker and cursor and selection tools live in the same panel as everything else, so reaching for an emoji or fixing a typo mid-sentence never means backing out to a different keyboard.
Resize, one-handed and floating, for how you actually hold your phone
Shrink the keyboard, dock it to one side for one-thumb typing, or float it and drag it wherever is easiest to reach. All three are one tap in the panel, not buried in Android settings.
Your AI tools live here too
The reply assistant and polish are launched from the same panel as clipboard and emoji, so moving between typing and getting AI help never means hunting for a different button.
How to use it
- Tap the tools icon on the keyboard to open the panel.
- Pick clipboard, emoji, or a text-editing tool, or switch to resize, one-handed or floating mode.
- Use it in place, in the app you are already typing in, then tap away to close the panel.
- Everything here works the same in every Android app — nothing is limited to specific apps the way reply drafting is.
This works in every Android app, because FlickReply is a system keyboard rather than an integration with one app. What it costs beyond the free allowance is on the pricing page, and what happens to your text is in the privacy policy.
Keyboard tools panel: common questions
Clipboard history, an emoji picker, text-editing tools for moving the cursor and selecting text, share tools, keyboard resize, one-handed mode, the floating keyboard, and one-tap access to the AI reply assistant and polish. All of it opens from the same panel, and all of it works in every Android app.
No. Clipboard history, emoji, text editing, resize, one-handed mode and the floating keyboard are keyboard features, not AI actions, so they are free and unlimited and never count against the 10-a-day free allowance that applies to reply drafting and polish.
On your device, for the keyboard to use. It is not uploaded anywhere, and it can be cleared at any time from keyboard settings.
Yes. The tools panel has a resize control, a one-handed mode that docks the keyboard to either side of the screen, and a floating mode you can drag anywhere. All three are one tap away rather than buried in Android settings, which matters most on large phones or when typing with one thumb.
The other AI tools
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