To move apps to an SD card on a Samsung device, you can follow these general steps (specifics may vary slightly depending on your device model and Android version):

1. Insert SD Card: Ensure your SD card is properly inserted into your Samsung device.

2. Open Settings: Go to the Settings app on your Samsung phone or tablet.

3. Navigate to Apps: Look for the "Apps" or "Applications" option in the Settings menu. This might be listed under "Device care" or similar depending on your device model.

4. Select App: Find the app you want to move to the SD card from the list of installed applications.

5. Storage Option: Tap on the app to open its details, then look for an option that says "Storage" or similar.

6. Change Storage Location: Inside the Storage menu for the app, you should see an option that allows you to change the storage location. If the app supports being moved to an SD card, there will typically be an option like "Change" or "Move to SD card".

7. Move App: Tap on "Change" or "Move to SD card" if available. This initiates the process of moving the app and its data to the SD card.

8. Confirmation: Confirm any prompts that appear to finalize the move.

Please note:

• Not all apps can be moved to an SD card. Some apps, especially system apps or certain types of apps, may not support this feature.
• The exact menu names and options might vary slightly depending on your Samsung device model and the version of Android it is running.

If you encounter any issues or cannot find the option to move apps to the SD card, checking Samsung's support website or user manual specific to your device model can provide further guidance.