Show or Hide Next-word Suggestions
On Realme phones, Gboard can predict a whole word before you finish typing it, and that guess is not always the one you meant. This happens when Next-word suggestions sits on top of the regular word suggestion bar, using your typing history to fill in what comes next. Switching the feature off stops the keyboard from auto-filling words based on patterns you have typed before.
Change Screenshot Preview Position
On many Realme phones, the screenshot preview pops up in a small window on the left edge of the screen right after you capture it. If that spot overlaps app controls you actually need, like a back-swipe zone or a chat's send button, the preview gets in the way. Realme UI lets you switch this floating window to the opposite side instead of leaving it fixed on the left.
Enable or Disable Keyboard Click Sounds
If every keystroke on your Realme keyboard produces an audible click, it usually comes from a Gboard sound setting tied to your device volume. This gets distracting fast in quiet rooms, meetings, or during calls, and many users only want to lower the volume rather than mute it entirely.
Change Video Resolution and Frame Rate
Recorded clips come out blurry, oversized, or choppy because the camera app is still set to a resolution or frame rate that does not fit what you actually need. On Realme phones this option sits in its own settings screen inside the camera app, separate from the photo settings, which is why many people never find it. Picking the wrong combination of resolution and FPS also explains why some videos take up far more storage than expected.
Camera Watermark Settings
Photos and videos from the Realme camera sometimes carry a small stamp in the lower corner showing the realme logo, the text "Shot on realme" and the phone model. This can look unwanted when you share images professionally, or it might be missing when you actually want the branding visible. Whether the stamp shows up depends on a single camera setting that is easy to overlook until it appears in the gallery.
Change Notification Volume Separately
If notification sounds feel too loud or too quiet compared to your ringtone, turning the ringer or media slider does nothing to fix it. Realme UI treats notifications, incoming texts, and app alerts as their own volume category, independent from calls, music, and alarms.
Change Alarm Volume
If your alarm barely wakes you up or suddenly blasts at full volume, the ringtone or media slider is not the setting responsible. Realme UI gives alarms their own independent volume control that has nothing to do with call or notification sound. Once that slider sits at the wrong level, no amount of adjusting media volume will fix it.
Flip to Mute Incoming Calls
A call rings loudly across the room and grabbing the phone to silence it often ends up rejecting it by mistake. Realme phones can cut the ringtone and vibration the instant you turn the device face down, while the call keeps coming through in the background. Many people never notice this motion gesture is available until they actually need a quiet way to stop a call from ringing.
Turn On TalkBack
Once TalkBack is active, a single tap no longer opens an app or link - it only selects the item and reads it aloud, while a double tap confirms the action. Without knowing this, screens can feel unresponsive or apps may seem to ignore normal touches. This gesture shift is intentional and helps visually impaired users orient themselves on the realme interface.
Clear App Data
Clearing an app's cache only removes temporary files, but wiping app data erases everything the app has stored: logins, saved settings, downloaded content, and even game progress. On a Realme phone this action resets the affected app to its original installed state, so it behaves like a fresh install. That makes it a stronger fix than a cache clear, but also a riskier one if you have not backed anything up.
Turn On/Off Pop-up on Keypress
Every key you tap on the Realme keyboard briefly pops up above your finger, which some people find helpful and others find distracting during fast typing. This preview comes from the Gboard input settings on Realme UI and can be switched off or back on whenever you like.
Show or Hide Battery Percentage
Guessing how much charge is left from a shrinking battery icon gets annoying fast, especially before a long day out. Realme UI lets you replace that guesswork with an exact number, but the option sits inside the notification settings and is easy to overlook. You can also turn the percentage off again if you prefer a cleaner status bar.
Set a Data Limit for the Personal Hotspot
If mobile data runs out fast whenever devices share your Realme hotspot, no restriction is currently in place. Realme UI lets you cap the exact amount of data the personal hotspot can pass through before it shuts off on its own. Without that limit, laptops or tablets connected to your phone can quietly burn through your plan.
Turn Off Keyboard Usage Statistics Sharing
If your Realme keyboard suggestions feel too personalized or you just noticed a data-sharing toggle you never touched, Gboard is likely sending usage statistics to Google in the background. This setting controls whether typing patterns and app usage data leave your device to help improve keyboard predictions. You can check or change it in a few taps without affecting your saved dictionary or autocorrect settings.
Adjust Display Brightness
If the screen on your Realme phone feels too dim indoors or too bright at night, automatic brightness is probably overriding what you actually want. Realme UI ties the slider to the ambient light sensor by default, so manual changes can snap back a few seconds later. You can take full control over the brightness level from both the quick settings panel and the display settings.
Turn Google Play Protect On or Off
If Realme keeps flagging safe apps as risky, or you want extra scanning before installing new software, Google Play Protect is the setting controlling this behavior. It runs in the background on every Realme UI phone, checking apps during and after download for known threats. Turning it off stops these automatic scans, which also removes the safety net against malicious sideloaded apps.
Restore a Local Backup
If you reset your Realme phone or want to bring back old data, a local backup stored on the device lets you pick exactly what comes back. This matters when you only need contacts or messages restored and want to skip apps or settings that changed since the backup was made.
Set Default SIM Card for Calls
Every outgoing call on a dual-SIM Realme phone triggers a prompt asking which SIM to use, and that gets tiring fast. This happens because the calling preference is still set to 'Always ask' instead of a fixed line. Locking in one default SIM removes that extra tap before every call.
Uninstall App Updates
After a Realme system update, some apps or built-in system apps can start acting up, crashing, or showing new bugs that were not there before. Rolling back to the app's original version by removing that update often fixes this without a full factory reset. It works for apps from the Play Store as well as for Realme's own default apps.
Add Trusted Places to Smart Lock
If your Realme phone locks itself the moment you sit down at your desk or walk through your front door, Smart Lock's trusted places feature is likely switched off. This function keeps the device unlocked at chosen locations, such as home or work, even when an automatic screen lock timer is active. Without it, you end up entering your PIN or pattern dozens of times a day in places you already trust.
Google Backup: Protecting Your Data on Realme
Google Backup on your Realme phone saves app data, call history, contacts, and device settings to your Google Account so nothing gets lost during a reset or upgrade. It works quietly in the background over Wi-Fi, but knowing what it actually covers helps you avoid nasty surprises when restoring a new device. This overview explains what gets backed up, what does not, and how storage limits affect you.
Enable or Disable Color Correction (Accessibility)
If red and green shades look almost identical on your Realme phone, the display is not adjusting colors for color vision deficiency. Color Correction shifts the whole color palette so icons, charts and notifications stay distinguishable for Deuteranomaly, Protanomaly or Tritanomaly. Picking the wrong correction mode can make screenshots and photos look off without actually fixing the contrast problem you are trying to solve.
Turn On/Off Dial Pad Tone
Every digit you tap on the phone app dial pad triggers a short beep on your Realme phone. If that tone gets annoying or you need silence while dialing in public, you can switch it off in a few taps, or turn it back on if you miss the audio feedback.
Turn Location On or Off
If weather widgets, maps or navigation apps suddenly stop finding your position on your Realme phone, the Location service is often switched off without you realizing it. A GPS signal that keeps searching in the background can also drain the battery faster than normal. Whether Location is on or off decides which apps can even request your current position.