The new App Library feature of iOS 14 has generated numerous questions from readers of “Take Control of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14.” Author Josh Centers explains how it works and what it will do for you.

Apple's App Library feature is a relatively new addition to the iPhone, and not everyone is familiar with how it works. Fortunately, it's very simple to use.

Adam Engst discovered that iOS 15 lets you move apps to the Home screen after finding them in a search… and then he stumbled across something even more exciting: you can now make aliases to apps!

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.

Dump all the apps you don’t want to see into the App Library One fun functionality of the new App Library is that you can move any app you want into it—you don’t even have to pick a category.

The new App Library in iOS 14 is a simple idea that proves to be a huge boon to productivity. Here's how it could become your most-used iOS 14 feature, and why it's worth upgrading for just by itself.

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 a new way to organize your iPhone's apps, introduced in iOS 14. To find it, simply swipe all the way to the very last, rightmost page of your iPhone's home screen.

How to move or delete apps on your iPhone home screen There are a couple of ways you can delete an app on your iPhone. To start, you can long-press an app icon until you see a pop-up menu.