You probably already have your phone configured to perform automatic, daily backups to iCloud. To make sure you have a current backup, see how to back up your iPhone with iCloud in our article " How to backup an iPhone to iCloud, to a computer through iTunes, or to an external hard drive.
Once you know that you have a backup of the old phone, you can restore it during your new iPhone's initial setup. If you've already set up your iPhone without restoring your old apps, you can still restore the apps from a backup, but it will erase any apps and data you have since installed on the new phone.
To do that, follow the instructions for how to factory reset and restore your iPhone in the article " How to restore your iPhone from a backup after taking the 'nuclear option' of a factory reset. If you want to selectively restore apps to a new phone without transferring every app you had on the old phone, you can do that using the App Store. That's because Apple keeps a record of every app you've ever purchased or downloaded for free, and you can re-install those apps at any time on the same phone or any iPhone you later upgrade to.
Start the App Store app on the new iPhone. Instead of "Get" or a price, you should see a cloud icon to indicate you already have installed that app in the past. Tap the cloud to install the app.
For you. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options. Get the Insider App. Scroll down to find trending downloads, popular new games, and categories like role-playing games RPGs , and much more. Even if you think games are a waste of time, it's worth it to explore this tab for a minute or two because there truly is something for everyone here. A mixed bag of recommendations that highlight a variety of genres including streaming, top free and paid apps, Apple Watch, and many, many more.
App developers roll out updates to offer new features and security updates, and the Updates tab shows you every app you've downloaded that has an update available. You can set your device to automatically update apps , but if you'd rather take care of this yourself, this is where to do it. Just tap Update to the right of the app.
Once the app is updated you can tap Open to go to that app on your device. If you have an app in mind already, or would like to explore a specific type of apps, tap the Search tab and enter your query into the search field.
As likely as not, you'll have more than one option for just about any topic you enter. Before you get started downloading all those apps you've found, you'll need to make sure you have an Apple ID. If you've set up your Apple ID but can't remember the password, it won't take more than a few minutes to reset. Next, make sure you have an up-to-date billing method associated with your Apple ID; once this step is taken care of, you're ready to download free or paid apps.
Paid apps can be either one-time purchases or subscriptions, which will be automatically billed every week, month, year, or however the developer has structured payments. We'll get into how to cancel app subscriptions in the next section. If you've monopolized a lot of your iPhone storage with apps, it's possible to offload them. Offloading frees up storage the app is using while keeping documents and data associated with it.
The app icon will remain on your Home screen with a download icon next to it, so you can easily reinstall the app later by tapping the App icon. If you want to save yourselves some clicks in the longterm, you can learn how to set your iPhone to offload unused automatically here. Here you'll see a chart of how your storage is being used, and how much of it is left. Below this, you'll see a list of all your apps and how much storage each is using in order from greatest to least amount used.
If you aren't satisfied with an app, you can remove it from your device. To get rid of a free app, follow the steps below; if the app in question has a subscription associated with it, you'll also need to cancel the app subscription, or you'll continue to be billed.
That's it! If you change your mind and would like to retrieve any apps you've deleted, you can always go back to the App Store and download them again but you will lose your app data. If you paid for the deleted app, you won't need to pay again as long as you're downloading it to a device signed in with the same Apple ID that you originally purchased the app under. If this process isn't working, a setting may be to blame , but it's easy to fix!
App subscriptions can add up pretty quickly, and it's not the most intuitive process to see the list of all the apps you've subscribed to with your Apple account. To view the list of your subscriptions:. Once you've learned to download apps, it's time to figure out a system for organizing them all.
How you arrange your apps will depend on how you use your phone, which memory tricks work best for you, and your aesthetic preferences. One friend of mine who's a potter likes to keep her most-used apps in the bottom-right corner of each Home page, so she can open and use them with just her right thumb when her hands are covered in clay.
When I interviewed Gretchen Rubin recently, she revealed that she enjoys arranging her apps in rainbow order. There's no wrong way to organize your apps, as long as the system is helpful to you.
Step 1. Download PhoneTrans and run it on your computer. Click on the App Transfer on the left panel and then tap on Apps. Click on the Start Transfer to go on. Free Download. Step 2. Here you need to connect both of your iPhones to the computer.
Once the computer detected the iPhones, you can click on Transfer to go on. Step 3. Then, PhoneTrans will list all the apps on your old iPhone. Minutes later, you will see all these apps have transferred from the old iPhone to the new iPhone. If your old device is running iOS 11 or later, you can use the iPhone migration feature to move apps to your new iPhone.
Firstly you need to make an iTunes backup for your old iPhone , and then just restore your new iPhone with the previous iTunes backup. This method will help you get your apps and app data to your new iPhone, but it will get all backup content to your new iPhone.
In other words, your iPhone will be erased and the files on iPhone will be replaced by the iTunes backup files. Transfer Apps new iPhone via iTunes. This way allows you to download apps selectively. If you want to transfer discontinued or unavailable apps to a new iPhone, App Store can also help you with the same steps above. Although developers removed the app, it will be stored in Purchased.
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