Sync data across all of your devices using Samsung Cloud

You can make sure your phone's data is up-to-date with Samsung Cloud. It will sync data on multiple devices, so they'll have the latest information. For example, if you added a new Calendar event or contact to your phone, they will appear on other devices that are signed into the same Samsung account.

Galaxy Tablet, Galaxy Book, and Galaxy phone with the Samsung Cloud icon above

Sync data across all of your devices using Samsung Cloud

Note

Available settings may vary by carrier and software version. Not all countries or carriers support this service. Samsung Cloud is not available on Verizon phones or tablets.

You use some apps more than others - no worries, you can customize which apps automatically sync. When sync is enabled for the same app on multiple devices, your data will follow you no matter which device you use!

Open Samsung Cloud.

Navigate to and open Settings, then tap your Samsung account name at the top of the screen, and then tap Samsung Cloud.

Change the sync settings.

Tap an app to see its additional sync settings. To change the sync settings, tap Sync using, and then choose Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi or mobile data

Turn auto sync on or off.

Tap Back, and then tap the switch(es) next to your desired apps and data to turn auto sync on or off for them. Some apps you can sync include Samsung Notes, Contacts, Calendar, and Bluetooth.

Manually sync your data.

If you want to manually sync everything right now, tap Back up data, and then tap Back up now.

Note

Content will not automatically sync if your Cloud storage is full. Data charges may apply if the "Wi-Fi and mobile data" option is selected.

Enabling Auto back up or syncing your data manually also ensures that your Cloud storage account is safe from deletion. Any accounts or categories such as Contacts, Calendars, keyboard data, etc. that are not used within a 12-month period could be subject to deletion.

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