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How to Create Folders on an iPhone to Organize All Your Apps

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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As our usage of mobile phones has increased, our reliance on mobile apps has grown alongside. While apps are convenient, too many of them can create a cluttered home screen on your iPhone. Organizing your apps in folders enables you to access them quickly and easily. In this article, we’ll explain how to create folders on an iPhone and organize all your apps.

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Folders on an iPhone

Step 1: Tap and hold on an app icon that you want to place in the folder.

Step 2: Once it starts to jiggle, drag it towards another app you want to place in the same folder.

Step 3: Release the app icon over the app that you want to group it with.

Step 4: You will now see your apps enclosed in a small bubble, indicating that they are in a folder.

Step 5: To name this folder, tap on the nameless folder icon.

Step 6: Type in the name of the folder.

Step 7: Press return or click Done.

Step 8: Now you have created a new folder and can move additional apps into the newly formed folder.

Step 9: To move an additional app into the folder, tap and hold the app icon until all apps on the home screen start jiggling.

Step 10: Drag and drop the app onto the folder you created in Step 4.

Step 11: Once you have added all the apps to the folder, tap outside the folder.

Step 12: When you click your Home key, you will notice that the folder is now on your home screen.

Step 13: Tap on the folder to access its contents.

Benefits of Organizing Your Apps into Folders

1. Easier to Locate Apps: Folders provide an intuitive and familiar approach for organizing and accessing apps. Instead of searching through individual pages, folders make it simpler to locate and launch apps by grouping them by interests or functionality.

2. More Space on Your Home Screen: Organizing your apps into folders has the added benefit of freeing up space on your home screen. You can group apps that you use less frequently into folders, leaving more room for apps that you need every day.

3. Increases Productivity: With your apps organized into folders, you spend less time locating apps and more time using them. It makes you more efficient, effectively streamlines your app navigation experience.

In conclusion, creating folders on your iPhone is an easy way to organize all your apps. By following the steps outlined above, you can keep your home screen tidy and improve your browsing experience. Not only does it make it easier to find your essential apps, it also frees up valuable real estate for the apps that you value the most.

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