Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, you can uninstall Google Indic Keyboard like any other app. On Android, go to Settings > Apps > Google Indic Keyboard > Uninstall.

No, Google Indic Keyboard is designed for Android devices. However, you can use third-party tools like Google Input Tools for typing in Indic languages on a PC.

No, Google Indic Keyboard is not available for iPhones. However, iOS provides built-in Indic language keyboards that you can enable through Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards > Add New Keyboard.

Google Indic Keyboard is unavailable for PC, but you can use Google Input Tools as an alternative. Download it from Google’s official website for PC use.

To set up Google Indic Keyboard:
Download it from the Play Store.
Go to Settings > Language & Input.
Enable Google Indic Keyboard and set it as the default keyboard.

After setting it as your default keyboard, select your preferred language, and start typing in Indic scripts. Use the transliteration option to type in English and convert it to the desired Indic script.

Download the app from the Google Play Store by searching for “Google Indic Keyboard.” Install it and follow the setup instructions.

You can’t directly use Google Indic Keyboard on a PC. Instead, download and use Google Input Tools for typing in Indic languages on a computer.

Go to Settings > Language & Input > Virtual Keyboard > Manage Keyboards on your Android device. Enable Google Indic Keyboard and set it as the default.