Check out the step-by-step guide to custom text shortcuts on iPhone.
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HIGHLIGHTS
- It’s time to rest those aching thumbs. You may speed up the typing process while sending messages to loved ones, friends, and coworkers by using keyboard shortcuts on iPhones and iPads.
- In order to give its consumers a seamless experience, Apple has spared no effort. Rich feature sets and frequent upgrades from the corporation allow for fresh customisation of its devices.
It’s time to rest those aching thumbs. You may speed up the typing process while sending messages to loved ones, friends, and coworkers by using keyboard shortcuts on iPhones and iPads. Even the least tech-savvy people may easily and quickly change their keyboard settings.
In order to give its consumers a seamless experience, Apple has spared no effort. Rich feature sets and frequent upgrades from the corporation allow for fresh customisation of its devices. One of the most useful features of the iPhone is the ability to create shortcuts for specific tasks. Shortcuts make life simpler and ultimately result in significant time savings.
On the iPhone, a plethora of shortcuts is available. On an iPhone, a user can also create unique text shortcuts.
You can make a shortcut rather than typing a lengthy text message. These personalised text shortcuts can be helpful if you’re driving. Alternately, you can utilise a shortcut to avoid having to repeatedly type your email address.
WHAT ARE SHORTCUTS?
For the harried iPhone or iPad owner, shortcuts are text replacement tools. A shortcut will automatically replace any quick abbreviation with a lengthier word or phrase as you type, just like autocorrect does for spelling. To use them, simply modify your shortcuts in the Settings app.
STEPS TO MAKE CUSTOM TEXT SHORTCUTS ON IPHONE:
- While entering text in the text area, press and hold the globe or emoji icon.
- To replace text, click the keyboard settings button.
- From the upper right corner, select the Plus icon.
- Add the text shortcut you want to use in the shortcut box after you type your phrase in the Phrase field.
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