Realme: Clear Learned Words from the Keyboard

The keyboard on your Realme phone learns from what you type to improve word suggestions and autocorrect. Over time this learned dictionary can fill up with typos, one-off entries, or words tied to a previous owner or account. That buildup is usually the reason autocorrect starts suggesting the wrong words or ignoring corrections you make repeatedly.

Clearing the learned words does not reset your keyboard layout, language packs, or typing settings. It only wipes the personalized suggestion data, so predictions temporarily become more generic until the keyboard learns your habits again.

To delete the data, go to Settings ➔ Additional settings ➔ Keyboard & input method ➔ Gboard ➔ Advanced ➔ Delete learned words and data. Confirm by entering the displayed number and tapping OK.

If you use a different keyboard app instead of the preinstalled one, look for a similar option inside that app's own settings, since this menu path only applies to Gboard.

Skip this reset if the issue is limited to a single app, since that usually points to an app-specific text field problem rather than the system keyboard dictionary.