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Xiaomi: Remove a Keyboard Language from the Keyboard

Too many keyboard languages clutter the language switcher and slow down cycling to the one you actually type in. On Xiaomi phones, unused layouts stay listed under keyboard management until you remove them manually, even if you only tried them once.

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Remove a Keyboard Language auf Xiaomi

Every extra language you add to the keyboard stays active until you delete it yourself. MIUI keeps each installed layout in memory, which is why the language switcher gets longer and slower the more languages you tried at some point.

The setting responsible for this lives in Tap on SettingsTap on Additional settingsTap on Languages & inputTap on Manage keyboards. From there, open Tap on SettingsTap on LanguagesTap on Edit.

Inside the edit view, tap Select a Language/Layout next to every language you no longer need, then confirm with Tap on Delete. You can select several languages at once before deleting, so there is no need to repeat the process for each one.

Removing a language only clears it from the keyboard switcher. It does not affect your phone's system language, region format, or any text already typed in that language.

If a language reappears after a system update or app reinstall, it was likely added again automatically when a new app requested that input method. In that case, repeat the steps above.

Frequently asked questions

No, at least one language and layout must stay active so the keyboard keeps working. Xiaomi blocks the deletion of the last remaining entry under Tap on Edit.