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How to Open Gboard Keyboard Settings on Pixel 11 Pro with Android 17

How to Open Gboard Keyboard Settings on Pixel 11 Pro with Android 17

Gboard’s own settings live deep in Settings: System, then Keyboard, then Keyboard apps, then Gboard. Nothing is changed along the way — this is the route to the settings page itself.

✅ Tested on
  • DeviceGoogle Pixel 11 Pro
  • SystemAndroid 17
  • AppGboard
  • Also works onOther Pixel phones running Android 17
  • Last verifiedNovember 13, 2026

Every screenshot below is taken from the actual recording on this device — no stock images.

Steps

Swipe up to open the app drawer

Swipe up from the Home screen to open the app drawer.

Swipe up to open the app drawer

Tap Settings

In the app drawer, scroll to the bottom and tap Settings — the gear icon.

Tap Settings

Scroll down and tap System

Scroll down the Settings list until you see System — Languages, gestures, time — then tap it.

Scroll down and tap System

Tap Keyboard

On the System page, tap Keyboard — Keyboard apps, tools.

Tap Keyboard

Tap Keyboard apps

On the Keyboard page, tap Keyboard apps at the top.

Tap Keyboard apps

Tap Gboard

On the Keyboard apps page, tap Gboard — the first row, with its languages listed underneath.

Tap Gboard

Check the Gboard settings page

The Gboard settings page opens: Languages, Preferences, Theme, Corrections & suggestions, Glide typing, Voice typing, Emojis, stickers & GIFs, Clipboard and Dictionary. That is the confirmation.

Check the Gboard settings page

Good to know

  1. Nothing is changed in this recording — the video only opens the Gboard settings page. No language, theme or typing option is switched.
  2. Gboard is the default keyboard here, with English (US), Nederlands and 日本語 installed — the Languages row lists them all.
  3. Do Not Disturb is active on this phone during the recording (shown on the Modes row) — it does not affect these steps.
  4. There is a shorter route when Gboard is open: tap the toolbar icon on the keyboard itself and open Settings there. This article follows the Settings route the video shows.

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