How to Turn Off Keyboard Clicks on an iPhone 11 is easiest when you use the current iPhone controls rather than older menu paths. The steps below focus on the method that is most useful on recent iOS versions while noting where older hardware or software can differ.
How to do it
- Open Settings.
- Tap Sounds & Haptics.
- Tap Keyboard Feedback.
- Turn Sound off.
- Leave Haptic on or off according to your preference.
Important details
Keyboard Feedback separates typing sounds from haptic feedback on current iOS versions. Turning off Sound stops the click noise without requiring you to mute every other alert on the phone.
If it does not work
Check that the iPhone is updated to the newest iOS version available for that model, then repeat the procedure carefully. If a named menu is not visible, use the search field in Settings where appropriate and confirm that Screen Time, device-management restrictions, or account settings are not preventing the change. Avoid resetting the entire iPhone for a problem that is limited to one app or setting.
Sound and haptics are separate
Turning off keyboard Sound does not silence incoming calls, text alerts, media, alarms, or every other system sound. Haptic feedback is controlled separately on the same Keyboard Feedback screen. If your goal is only to stop the audible typing clicks, leave Haptic set however you prefer. This is more precise than putting the entire iPhone into Silent mode just to quiet the keyboard.
If keyboard clicks continue in only one third-party keyboard, check that keyboard app’s own settings as well. Third-party keyboards can provide feedback controls that are independent of Apple’s Keyboard Feedback setting.