Steps

• Open your device’s Settings. It’s typically shaped like a gear (⚙️), but it may also be an icon that contains slider bars.
• Scroll down and tap Language & input.
• Tap your active keyboard.
• Tap Text correction.
• Slide the “Auto-correction” button to the “Off” position.
• Press the Home button.

Steps

• Open your device’s Settings. It’s typically shaped like a gear (⚙️), but it may also be an icon that contains slider bars.
• Scroll down and tap Language & input.
• Tap your active keyboard.
• Tap Text correction.
• Slide the “Auto-correction” button to the “Off” position.
• Press the Home button.

Navigate to a screen that displays the keyboard (Create Message, Compose email and any other).

• On the left of the Space Bar, select and hold the Dictation Key.
• Tap the Settings gear option.
• Just below Smart Typing, select Predictive Text and disable it.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow

• From the Home screen, tap the Apps icon.
• Tap Settings.
• Tap Language and input.
• Scroll down to ‘Keyboards and input methods,’ and tap Samsung keyboard.
• Under ‘Smart typing,’ tap Predictive text.
• Tap the Predictive text Switch to On.
• If desired, tap the Live word update switch to On.

How do I make words Autocorrect to something else on Android?

Going the Long Way

1. Select Settings on your Android phone.
2. Tap on Language and Keyboard.
3. Go to the menu where you can access settings for the User dictionary (sometimes called Personal dictionary).
4. Once you are there, you may manually add the words by pressing Add and then OK after typing a particular word.

How do I turn on autocorrect on my Samsung?

Here’s how, when using Samsung’s keyboard:

• With the keyboard visible, tap and hold the Dictation key that sits to the left of the space bar.
• In the floating menu, tap on the Settings gear.
• Under the Smart Typing section, tap on Predictive Text and disable it at the top.