Thanks to Apple's App Library, you no longer have to keep every app on the Home screen. iPhone and iPad apps are automatically organized into folders so you can find them easier.

The App Library is one of iOS 14's most useful features, letting you hide away apps you don't use all that often. Here's how to use and make the most of it.

You can delete apps from your iPhone on the Home Screen, or hide them in your App Library with iOS 14.

You can also remove built-in apps that you rarely use, too. And you can use the App Library to store apps that you don't want to see on your Home screen, but aren't ready to delete from your phone.

How to delete apps on an iPhone Apps can either be deleted from your iPhone and from iCloud entirely, or removed from your iPhone home screen, but stored in the app library.

You can move apps from the App Library to the Home screen or delete them entirely. However, you can’t move apps in the library from one folder to another.

What is App Library? App Library is a top-level screen that contains all the apps installed on your iPhone sorted by category. You can remove apps from your home screen (s), but still access them ...

Here’s how to delete apps on your iPhone, whether they’re on your Home Screen or in your App Library.

You can permanently delete an app from your iPhone or iPad Home screen or you can delete it from the App library on your device. The App Library feature is only available on the iPhone at the moment.

How to hide apps in iOS 14 Tap and hold your home screen until you see the apps wiggle Tap on the app you wish to delete Tap Remove App Tap Move to App Library You can now swipe to your right-most ...

This article explains how to move apps from the App Library to the home screen on your iPhone, including how to find an app with Spotlight and then add it to your home screen.

How to Access the App Library To access the App Library, open to the Home screen on your iPhone or iPad and swipe to the left until you see the screen with apps organized into folders. Here, you ...