Samsung Keyboard is a different menu: autocorrect on Samsung. iPhone is autocorrect on iPhone. The broader page keeps its title: WhatsApp spell checker. An APK that promises autocorrect for WhatsApp is not WhatsApp. Shmooz is an AI assistant inside WhatsApp. It can rewrite a draft you paste. It does not install a spell checker, and it is not WhatsApp Support.

If you searched how to turn on autocorrect in WhatsApp in Android, open the keyboard, not WhatsApp’s settings. WhatsApp is the box you type in. It does not have an autocorrect row on Android.
On most phones the keyboard is Gboard. While it is open, tap the gear, then look for Text correction, Auto-correction, or Spell check. The same place is often Settings → System → Languages → On-screen keyboard → Gboard. Android renames that path. If you do not see the row, this keyboard does not offer it, or a different keyboard is the one actually typing. We cannot flip the switch from here.
We are not WhatsApp Support. An APK that promises “autocorrect for WhatsApp on Android” is not WhatsApp.


The switch is the Android keyboard, usually Gboard, not a WhatsApp menu. Paste a draft into Shmooz if you want the sentence rewritten. We cannot flip the keyboard.
Autocorrect does not rewrite a message. Paste the draft into a separate chat if you want a cleaner line. Shmooz is an AI assistant inside WhatsApp. You send the message yourself. That does not install a spell checker into WhatsApp.


The switch is the Android keyboard, usually Gboard, not a WhatsApp menu. Paste a draft into Shmooz if you want the sentence rewritten. We cannot flip the keyboard.
WhatsApp on Android has no autocorrect switch. These steps are the phone keyboard, usually Gboard. Spell check is the same screen. Shmooz cannot turn it on.
Open WhatsApp so the keyboard is on screen. On most phones that keyboard is Gboard. Tap the gear, open Text correction, and turn on Auto-correction. The same switch is often under Settings, System, Languages, On-screen keyboard, then Gboard. Android renames that path. There is no autocorrect row inside WhatsApp.
Spell check is the phone keyboard, not a WhatsApp menu. In Gboard it sits on the Text correction screen next to Auto-correction, when that row exists. The broader spelling page stays the general guide. This page is the Android turn-on steps.
Auto-correction is off for the keyboard WhatsApp is using, or WhatsApp is using a different keyboard than the one you just changed. There is no second switch inside the chat.
No. Shmooz is an AI assistant inside WhatsApp. It can rewrite a draft you paste. It cannot change the Android keyboard, it does not install a spell checker, and it is not WhatsApp Support.