In this guide, we will show you how to change the keyboard of your Galaxy S7 and why you want it. Even if the phone is a little older, a new keyboard can give new life to your phone. If you're having Galaxy S7 keyboard issues or want something with more options, we're here to help.
There are many reasons you might want to change things. This could include getting the latest emoji, fixing auto fix issues, or replacing keyboards with customizable ones.
Anyway, changing the keyboard on the Galaxy S7 is actually very simple. Just a few taps in the settings menu and you're ready. Then you can customize things, add a background image to your keys, enable auto-correction, or even do Google searches directly from the keyboard with Google's Gboard app.
How to change the Galaxy S7 keyboard
Our fast video above shows you everything you need to know about changing the keyboard on the Galaxy S7 , Galaxy S7 Edge, or even the new Samsung smartphones and tablets. Our link to the above keyboard also recommends some of the best replacement keyboards for Android. All that said, here are the instructions once more and some screenshots showing you what to look for.
Instructions
First, download a new keyboard for your Galaxy S7. We recommend GBoard , Swipe or Swiftkey, to name a few. Then follow these steps.
1. Pull down the notification bar and press the gear-shaped settings button
2. Scroll down and select General Management
3. Then choose Language and input
4. Select Virtual keyboard
5. and tap Manage keyboards
6. Now, turn on the keyboard you want, and turn off the Samsung Keyboard
You have now disabled the Samsung keyboard and instead use something like Gboard or Swiftkey. Another way to do this, which might be easier for some, is to click Manage Keyboards and activate the keyboard you just downloaded.
Then go to a Google text message or search window, anywhere that brings up the keyboard. Now, swipe the notification bar down and where it says "Select Keyboard" , press this button to choose the keyboard you want to use.
Other details
We are all finished and you now have a completely different keyboard for the Galaxy S7. From there, you can go back to the same keyboard settings> virtual keyboards> and select your new keyboard to customize or change settings.
Most third-party keyboards allow you to change the font, letter colors, add themes, change wallpaper, and more. Go ahead and mess with the settings and customize your new keyboard as you see fit. Again, there are several keyboards on the Play Store, so pick the one you enjoy and try today.
