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How to Enable Autocorrect on Samsung Galaxy A57

How to Enable Autocorrect on Samsung Galaxy A57

Samsung calls autocorrect ‘Auto replace’, and it lives in the Samsung Keyboard settings. The recording finds it already switched on for English (US); the same steps turn it on if yours is off.

✅ Tested on
  • DeviceSamsung Galaxy A57
  • SystemOne UI 8.5
  • AppSamsung Settings (pre-installed)
  • Also works onOther Samsung phones running One UI 8.5
  • Last verifiedOctober 29, 2026

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

Steps

Swipe to the app search page and tap Search

Swipe to the apps page that has the search bar, then tap Search at the bottom of the screen.

Swipe to the app search page and tap Search

Tap Settings in Suggested apps

The search screen suggests apps at the top. Tap the Settings gear, the first icon under Suggested apps.

Tap Settings in Suggested apps

Scroll down and tap General management

Scroll down the Settings list until General management appears below Apps, then tap it.

Scroll down and tap General management

Tap Samsung Keyboard settings

On the General management page, tap Samsung Keyboard settings, which shows English (US) underneath.

Tap Samsung Keyboard settings

Tap Auto replace

On the Samsung Keyboard page, tap Auto replace, also listed for English (US).

Tap Auto replace

Check that Auto replace is on for English (US)

The Auto replace page explains that suggested words are entered with the space bar, the Enter key or a punctuation mark. The English (US) Qwerty toggle is blue, so autocorrect is on. If yours is grey, tap the toggle to switch it on.

Check that Auto replace is on for English (US)

Good to know

  1. Auto replace works per language: the toggle shown is for English (US) Qwerty, so other languages have their own entries.
  2. Auto spell check is a separate row on the Samsung Keyboard page — on this phone it shows ‘No languages selected’.

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