How to customize your iPhone’s home screen in iOS 18

Apple’s formal start iOS 18 Bring some fresh ways to customize your iPhone’s home screen. Instead of hanging unwanted apps that you are hanging like a odor you do not want, now users can now take full control over the App Placement and make your home screen. Whether you want to add useful widgets, reorganize your apps or get rid of people you never use, customizing your iPhone home screen can help your device feel a bit more unique. Here is a simple step -by -step guide for everything you can do to improve your iOS 18 home screen and work customized.

Method to add, edit, and remove the widget

The widgets provide an easy AT-Aaaaaaaaa-Aa-Aa-Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa AT-AT-APS AP-APs of an app’s data or functionality, which gives you immediate access to information and reduce the need to open the app itself. A well -kept widget allows you to check the weather, watch your calendar or open your thumb, without opening an app. Everyone likes a good shortcut, and with iOS18, you can easily add, modify or remove the widget, which you can directly jump on the information that is important.

To add widgets:

1. Touch an empty area on your home screen and keep it until the app’s icons begin to jiggling.

2. Tap Edit Button in the top left corner and select Add the widget.

3. Scroll or find the widget you want, then tap it.

4. Swipe left or right to choose the size (offer some different sequences).

5. Tap Add the widget Keep it on your screen.

6. Drag it to your preferred place, then tap What (Top right)

To edit the widget:

1. You want to change this widget and stop.

2. Tap Edit the widget (If available). Unless Edit the widget Not available, you can rotate via icons for different placement and layout options.

3. Adjust the settings such as the calendar, which place for the season, etc. These options will be unique to every app’s widget.

To remove the widget:

1. Press the widget and stop.

2. Tap Remove the widgetThen confirm.

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How to transfer apps and widgets to the home screen

Changing your home screen apps and widgets is also a catch thanks to the restoration of iOS 18. This is an easy but useful way to personalize your iPhone’s home screen and make your wallpaper, so your loved ones are not buried under the wall of the app.

1. Tap and stopping any app to display the menu.

2. Select Edit Home screen, Where you can drag apps on the pages to the screen.

3. Tap What When you finish.

You can also stack one app to another to make a folder (more on it).

How to customize apps and widgets on home screen

It is all good and good to move your most used apps into a prime position, but if you are going to a particular aesthetic with your home screen, the app icon’s default appearance can sometimes spoil the overall look. Fortunately, in iOS 18, you can gain more control over how your apps look, including the option of changing the app icon colors and how the widget is displayed.

To customize your app icon colors:

1. Press Home screen and Thame and Tap Edit Top

2. Select Customized To change the colors of the background (such as black, light or custom color) or apply a different layout.

However, keep in mind that not all app’s icons can change color. If these steps do not work your work, you can be left with a strange rogue app icon, which is sticking like a thumb. In this case, you can hide the app icon from the scene, while still easily accessing the app library.

How to hide an app or hide

Security is a top priority, especially when your smartphone is talking. You may have some apps you want to keep private and just for your eyes. If so, you will be happy to know that there are two ways in which you can stop the unwanted eyes on your apps. You can hide or lock an app behind a pass code or facial ID. It prevents unauthorized access and puts your apps in a hidden folder. Likewise, you can completely remove apps from the home screen, yet you can allow (and others to access them) in your app library.

To lock any app:

1. You want to lock on the home screen, put this app icon long.

2. Select Facial ID is required (Or touch ID or pass code).

3. Confirm your choice by pressing Facial ID is required (Or touch ID or pass code).

To hide an app:

1. You want to lock on the home screen, put this app icon long.

2. Select Facial ID is required (Or touch ID or pass code).

3. Confirm your choice by pressing Facial ID is required (Or Touch ID or Pass Code)

4. Tap Hide and need to identify the face (Or touch ID or pass code), then tap Hide the app.

How to organize your apps in folders

Folders are a great way to declare your home screen and keep similar apps together. If you are the type of person who likes to keep things clean and organized, storing your apps in folders is a good way.

To make a folder:

1. Drag one app icon to another, and iOS 18 will automatically create a folder with both.

2. Tap on the name to change the name of the folder (such as, “social” or “work”).

3. Drag the extra apps if you want.

To remove a folder:

1. Move all apps out of the folder, and once it is empty it will disappear.

How to eliminate or delete apps

When it comes to the app, the struggle is real, and sometimes a little spring needs to be cleaned. If your home screen needs a little refreshing, you can rarely kick the used app on the curb, or at least remove it from your home screen.

Removing an app from the home screen (without deleting it):

1. Tap and storage the app icon.

2. Tap Remove the app.

3. Select Remove from the Home screen.

4. When you want to use this app, go to the App Library (swipe passing through your last homepage) or search for it from the upper part of your home screen.

To completely delete an app:

1. Tap and storage the app icon.

2. Tap Remove the app.

3. Select Delete the appThen confirm.

To download the deleted app:

1. Open App StoreSearch for the app and tap the download icon.

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Some more points for your home screen space

Veget Smart Sticks: Using this feature, you can add multiple widgets to the stack through which you can swipe. To do this, drag one widget over the other one of the same size.

App Library Shortcut: If you want a cleaner home screen, you can remove most apps and rely on the app library (swipe on the left) or search tool to launch you need.

Focus mode customization: Every focus mode can have its own home screen. This is a useful tool to separate your work life from your personal life.

This article was originally published on Enoget