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How to Use Widgets on iOS 15

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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Widgets have been a popular feature on Android devices for years, and now, with the release of iOS 14 and 15, iPhone users can finally enjoy them too. Widgets are a great way to customize your home screen and get quick access to your favorite apps and services. In this article, we will guide you on how to use widgets on iOS 15.

Step One: Add Widgets to Your Home Screen

To add a widget to your home screen, long-press on the screen until the apps start to jiggle. Then, tap the “+” icon in the top-left corner of the screen. You will see a list of available widgets that you can choose from. Select the widget you want to add, and then choose the size you want.

Step Two: Customize Your Widget

After you have added a widget to your home screen, you can customize it to your liking. To do this, long-press on the widget and select “Edit Widget.” You can then change the size, color, and content of the widget. Some widgets even have different sizes and styles, so be sure to explore all the options available.

Step Three: Stack Widgets

iOS 15 introduces a new feature called “widget stacks.” This feature allows you to stack multiple widgets on top of each other, so you can easily swipe through them. To create a widget stack, simply drag one widget on top of another. You can then swipe up and down on the stack to view all the widgets.

Step Four: Use Smart Stacks

Smart Stacks are another new feature in iOS 15. These stacks automatically rotate through different widgets based on the time of day, your location, and your usage patterns. To create a Smart Stack, add multiple widgets of the same size to your home screen. iOS will automatically create a Smart Stack for you.

Step Five: Remove Widgets

If you want to remove a widget from your home screen, long-press on the widget and select “Remove Widget.” You can also delete entire widget stacks by long-pressing on the stack and selecting “Delete Stack.”

In conclusion, widgets are a great way to customize your iPhone’s home screen and get quick access to your favorite apps and services. With the new features introduced in iOS 15, you can even create Smart Stacks that automatically rotate through different widgets. So, be sure to explore all the options available and make your home screen truly your own.

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