Farsi Keyboard

Farsi Keyboard

Khosrov Boloorian
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4.2
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1,000,000+ Downloads

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Beyond the listing

Typing in Farsi and other languages

Farsi Keyboard is an Android keyboard for entering Persian text, with support for Pashto and English as well. It also lists French, Spanish and other languages. It suits people who regularly write in more than one language and want a keyboard focused on those scripts, rather than a general-purpose tool with a long list of extras.

What you get while typing

You can switch languages with a swipe, use emoji and math-symbol layouts, and see word suggestions backed by an integrated dictionary. The app also offers handwriting-style input. These are practical additions for composing messages or other text; they do not mean the keyboard will choose the right word or language every time. If you prefer typing without suggestions, check whether they can be turned off in the app’s settings.

What to consider

The developer says the keyboard does not require permissions or access to personal content or files. A keyboard is still a sensitive part of Android: when enabled, it handles what you type, so review the system’s keyboard warning and decide whether you are comfortable using it. The privacy statement is useful context, but it is not a substitute for checking how the keyboard behaves on your device.

Popularity and fit

Farsi Keyboard is published by Khosrov Boloorian. Its 4.15 rating comes from 16,149 reviews, and the listing reports more than 1,000,000 installs. Those figures suggest it has reached a substantial audience, but they cannot tell you whether its layout, suggestions or handwriting input will suit your habits. It is most relevant if you need Persian typing often; if you only need it occasionally, compare its language switching and keyboard layout with the keyboard you already use.