To move apps to an SD card on your Android device, you can use the built-in App Manager settings. However, please note that not all apps can be moved to an SD card, especially system apps and certain apps that require specific permissions. Here’s how you can move apps to an SD card:

Method 1: Using Built-in App Manager

1. Open Settings:

   • Open the Settings app on your Android device.

2. Apps & Notifications:

   • Look for an option like Apps, Apps & Notifications, or Applications and tap on it.

3. Select App:

   • Scroll through the list of installed apps or use the search bar to find the app you want to move to the SD card.

4. Storage:

   • Tap on the app to open its details.
   • Look for an option like Storage or Storage & cache and tap on it.

5. Change Storage Location:

   • If the option is available, you’ll see an option to Change or Move the app to the SD card. Tap on it.

6. Confirm Move:

   • Confirm the action to move the app to the SD card. Depending on the size of the app, it may take some time to complete the process.

Method 2: Using App Settings

1. Open App Settings:

   • Open the Settings app on your Android device.

2. Apps & Notifications:

   • Look for an option like Apps, Apps & Notifications, or Applications and tap on it.

3. Select App:

   • Scroll through the list of installed apps or use the search bar to find the app you want to move to the SD card.

4. Tap on App:

   • Tap on the app to open its details.

5. Storage:

   • Look for an option like Storage or Storage & cache and tap on it.

6. Clear Cache (Optional):

   • Before moving the app, you can also clear the app’s cache to free up additional space on your device.

7. Change Storage Location:

   • If the option is available, you’ll see an option to Change or Move the app to the SD card. Tap on it.

8. Confirm Move:

   • Confirm the action to move the app to the SD card. Depending on the size of the app, it may take some time to complete the process.

Additional Tips:

• Check Compatibility: Not all apps can be moved to an SD card. Some apps, especially system apps or those with specific permissions, may not have the option to move to external storage.
• Performance Consideration: Moving apps to an SD card may affect their performance, especially if the SD card is slower than internal storage. Consider this before moving critical or performance-sensitive apps.
• Regular Maintenance: Keep an eye on your SD card storage space and consider moving apps back to internal storage if you experience any issues or performance degradation.

By following these methods, you can move compatible apps to an SD card on your Android device to free up internal storage space.