If your device's built-in features do not support moving app data to an SD card or if you want more control over the process, you can use third-party apps available on the Google Play Store. These apps often provide additional functionality for managing app data, including transferring it to an SD card. Here are the general steps:

1. Download App: Install a third-party app from the Google Play Store that supports transferring app data to an SD card. Examples include "ApptoSD" or "Files by Google".

2. Open App: Launch the third-party app and grant any necessary permissions it requests.

3. Select App: Choose the app from the list that you want to transfer data from.

4. Move Data: Follow the app's instructions to move the app's data to the SD card. This process may vary depending on the app you choose to use.

Important Notes:

• Compatibility: Not all apps allow their data to be moved to external storage. System apps and certain types of apps may restrict this feature for security or performance reasons.

• Performance: Moving app data to an SD card may impact performance, especially if the SD card has slower read/write speeds compared to internal storage.

• Backup: Before moving app data, it's recommended to back up important data to ensure you don't lose any information during the transfer process.

By following these steps, you should be able to transfer app data to an SD card on your Android device, provided the app and your device support this feature. If you encounter any issues or specific questions related to your device model, referring to the manufacturer's support documentation or forums can provide further assistance.