If you’re constantly tweeting and texting, you probably swipe to type. While every Android device has an on-screen keyboard, it’s possible to install third-party swipe keyboards on Android to make typing a little easier.

Gboard has built-in support for emoji, Google Search, and GIFs. It also gives you a ton of options in the settings menu. For example, you can customize the theme to give the interface a personal touch, adjust the keyboard height, or enable one-handed mode. Gboard also gives you a few options for glide typing, including gesture controls.

The best thing about Gboard is that it’s free. You never have to pay to unlock new features and you never see ads on your keyboard to support the developers. You can also sync your dictionary with your Google account to personalize text correction.

You can fine-tune every aspect of Chrooma, from the background color to the way the keys appear on the screen. You can also change the font, font size, and default language.