How to get rid of multiple app pages using the new App Library in iOS 14

iOS14 is probably the biggest update in iOS history. The update brings several improvements to the operating system along with a few first-ever features to iPhone such as widgets, new home screen and more.

With the new home screen, Apple adds an Android launcher like arrangement to iOS but with a twist and let’s say a little more intelligence. Dubbed as App Library, it automatically categorises all the installed apps into folders and lets users delete the other app pages to clear the clutter.

This might not be that fascinating for Android users, but long term Apple users will definitely appreciate it.

So, if you are tired of skimming page by page just to find one single app, here’s how you can categorise them into folders using App Library and get off the messy iOS home screen.

Before proceeding with the step, ensure that the iPhone is running iOS 14 or later.

It is important to note that putting apps into the App Library does not hide the apps, as it happens with photos in the Photos app.

You can access the App Library by swiping to the right-most screen on the iPhone's home screen.

If transferring apps one-by-one is too much of effort, you can also choose to download the apps directly to the App Library, here’s how…