Once you’ve collected all the desired apps, use your left hand to swipe right to get back to the Home screen.
Still using your left hand, navigate into the desired folder again and tap the apps you want to add to the stack you’re holding with your right thumb.Continuing to hold the app with your right thumb, use a finger on your left hand to swipe left on the Home screen to return to the App Library.iOS 14 will immediately send you to the last Home screen, creating a new one if necessary. Start dragging an app with your right thumb.Touch and hold the blank area at the top of the screen to enter jiggle mode.Tap the four tiny icons in a folder to display the apps in that category.Swipe left until the App Library appears.Follow these steps to add a bunch, all at once: Let’s say that you’re taking a trip-hard to imagine these days, I know, but bear with me-and want to create a Home screen that holds a variety of travel-related apps. They build on the technique of assembling a stack of apps and then rely on hidden features of the App Library. Since then, I’ve discovered two additional techniques that enable you to add or remove apps from your Home screens in bulk, which is a whole lot easier than doing it one-by-one. Last year, when we started covering iOS 14’s App Library, I shared some new-to-me ways of cleaning up my iPhone’s Home screens in “ Five Tips for Easier Rearranging of iOS Apps” (22 September 2020).
Manage iPhone Home Screen Apps in Bulk with iOS 14’s App Library
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