The default Samsung Keyboard onSamsung Galaxy phonesis pretty good.

Are you using the best features?

Before we do anything,check that the Samsung Keyboard is your default keyboard.

Virtual keyboard on the Samsung Galaxy S23+

Now, swipe down from the top of the screen to reveal the Quick tweaks tiles.

Tap the gear icon to pop crack open the controls.

Next, go to “General Management.”

Select “General Management."

Lastly, select “Samsung Keyboard parameters.”

Whenever we reference the “controls,” this is where you’ll need to go!

you’re free to do this with the Samsung Keyboard by going to controls > Size and Transparency.

Tap “Samsung Keyboard Settings."

Drag the handles to adjust the height, width, and position.

Undo and Redo Typing

We all make mistakes when typing, especially on a touch screen.

Samsung makes it easy toundo or redo typing with gestures.

Adjust the keyboard height.

The only downside is you might’t use this feature with swipe typing.

Instead, you have to go to a secondary layout, which is annoying.

It can be enabled at options > Swipe, Touch, and Feedback > Touch and Hold Space Bar.

Undo and redo gesture.

you might fully customize the symbols that are available in this menu.

Go to parameters > Custom Symbols, then select any symbol and replace it with your own.

Not everyone likes the haptic feedback when typing.Thankfully, it can be disabled.

Samsung Keyboard number row.

Go to parameters > Swipe, Touch, and Feedback > Touch Feedback > Toggle Off “Vibration.”

Things like email address, home addresses, and full names.

Go to parameters > Text Shortcuts > Tap the plus button.The iPhone has a similar feature.

Samsung Keyboard cursor control.

Turn Off Autocorrect

Look, you either live with autocorrect or you hate it with passion.

If you fall in the latter group, you caneasily disable autocorrect on the Samsung Keyboard.

No more four-letter words showing up as “duck,” if you know what I mean.

Samsung Keyboard custom symbols.

you’re able to find the option at options > Predictive Text.

That’s a pain.

Instead, you’re able to do it all right from the Samsung Keyboard.

Toggle off “Vibration."

Tap the three-dot menu icon and select “Translate” to choose languages and do the translation.

Samsung Galaxy phones have a lot of features—for better or worse.

The keyboard is a good example of that.

Select word in suggestion row.

Samsung Keyboard text shortcuts.

Samsung Keyboard predictive text toggle.

Samsung Keyboard translate feature.