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# Get started with Clicks for Razr
## Download the Clicks app for Android
Install the free Clicks Keyboard app to customize settings like backlight, keyboard layout, key functions and more.
For users without Play Store access. You may need to allow installs from unknown sources.
**Important Note:** Razr Ultra and Razr+ (2025) require the Clicks app to be running in the background in order to recognize Clicks for keyboard input.
Follow these steps to ensure a smooth experience:\\
1. Install the [Clicks App from the Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clicks.companionapp)\\
2. Launch the Clicks App\\
3. Open the recent apps list and ‘lock’ the Clicks App
Read [knowledge base article](https://discover.clicks.tech/razr2025) for full step by step instructions.
## Clicks for Razr: Basics
Insert your Razr at a shallow angle and push it securely onto the USB-C connector. Next, attach the optional top enclosure for added protection. To remove, push up gently on the external display to disconnect Razr from Clicks and slide out.
Rest your phone on your pinky and cradle the back with your middle fingers. This grip will support your phone and allow you to type comfortably.
It can take a couple days to feel confident and comfortable typing on Clicks. Not to worry as the on-screen keyboard can be accessed anytime by holding the ‘alt’ key and tapping ‘k’ when in a text field.
### Learn everything you need to know about Clicks for Razr
Whether you want to make the most of your new keyboard or are considering Clicks, this video has you covered.
## Master Typing
### Uppercase letters, numbers and symbols
There are a few ways to type a capital letter:
* Hold shift and tap a letter to get an upper case letter.
* Tap shift and then the next letter you press will be upper case
* Double tap shift and you will go into caps lock.
The same concept applies to alternate characters (numbers & symbols) using the ‘123’ key
## Show/hide the virtual keyboard
It can take a couple days to feel confident and comfortable typing on Clicks. Not to worry as the on-screen keyboard can be accessed anytime by holding the ‘alt’ key and tapping ‘k’ when in a text field.
## Typing emoji with Clicks
Hold ‘alt’ and press ‘k’ to reveal the on-screen keyboard. Then tap the emoji icon to bring up the emoji tray.
Or use the Clicks App to set the ‘Alt’ key to (Alt + .) and press ‘Alt’ to jump right to the emoji-picker.
## Connectivity
Android Auto Clicks supports Android Auto with USB-C data passthrough. Hold ‘123’ and tap spacebar to enter USB-C data mode then connect your phone to your car with a USB-C cable.
*Note: USB-C passthrough does not work with wired headphones.*
## Clicks App
### Backlight settings
Configure the backlight brightness and timeout period to your preferences.
### Customize key settings
The Clicks App allows you to customize the function of some of the keys on your keyboard.
The Alt Key can serve as either a way to quickly show the virtual keyboard in case you need a special symbol (when set to ‘alt + k’), or can be set to display the emoji keyboard (when set to ‘alt + .’)
By default, pressing the gemini key will pull up ‘Ask Gemini’. However, that key can be set to function as a dash (-) which can be helpful when using Clicks with Katakana.
