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Samsung’s One UI skin has many useful features, and the company’s software support and update speed are second to none. With each new One UI release, Samsung delivers a more sophisticated user experience. This starts with the One UI homescreen experience, with options not found on other Android devices. Below are tips and tricks to take your homescreen experience to the next level on the best Samsung phones.

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Deactivate the app drawer

Not a fan of the app drawer? You can get rid of it and display your installed apps and games across several homescreen pages. Here’s how.

1. Long press a blank area on your Galaxy phone’s homescreen.
2. From the menu that pops up at the bottom, select
   Settings
   .

3. Tap
   Home screen layout
   .
4. Select
   Home screen only
   .
5. Tap
   Apply
   for the changes to take effect.

Go back to your phone’s homescreen. The installed apps show up across multiple homescreen pages to the right. With the app drawer deactivated, swiping up on the homescreen opens the Finder search, where you can search system settings, apps, files, and more.

Google Discover or Samsung Free

Depending on your preference, you can set Google Discover or Samsung Free as the leftmost page of your homescreen. If these options annoy you, turn off the panel. Google’s solution surfaces relevant content based on your interest from across the web.

Samsung Free provides the same experience. Its Watch tab features Samsung TV Plus integration and lets you stream content from certain sources for free. There’s a Play tab where you can launch instant games you don’t need to install.

1. Long press on your Samsung phone’s homescreen to enter customization mode.
2. Swipe right to go to the leftmost homescreen page.
3. Select
   Google Discover
   or
   Samsung Free
   based on your preference.

4. If you select the latter for the first time, accept the terms and conditions for Samsung Free to display content recommendations.

Use gesture navigation

Samsung ships its phones with the navigation buttons as default instead of the intuitive navigation gestures. The first thing you should do after setting up your Galaxy S23 Ultra or any Samsung phone is to switch to gesture navigation.

1. Open the
   Settings
   app on your Samsung phone.
2. Go to
   Display
   .
3. Scroll down and select
   Navigation bar
   .
4. Tap
   Swipe gestures
   to switch to navigation gestures.
5. Go to the
   More options
   menu to customize the gesture’s sensitivity and turn the assistant app gesture on or off.

6. There’s another
   Swipe from bottom
   gesture that you can use, though it is not as intuitive.

Turn off the Samsung Wallet gesture

One annoying part of Samsung’s One UI home launcher is the quick access Samsung Wallet gesture. This is especially true if you use navigation gestures instead of the navigation bar. You may accidentally trigger the gesture and invoke Samsung Wallet at least a few times throughout the day.

You can deactivate the Samsung Wallet’s quick launch gesture. Or you can deactivate the homescreen gesture and activate the lock screen or screen off quick access gesture.

Hide unwanted apps

Do you want to hide selected apps from your Galaxy phone’s homescreen and app drawer? You can do so from the One UI homescreen settings. This is a handy option, given the number of preinstalled apps and bloatware in the Galaxy S23 series and other flagship Galaxy phones.

1. Open the
   Settings
   app on your Galaxy phone.
2. Scroll down and select the
   Home screen
   menu.
3. Select the
   Hide apps on Home and Apps screens
   option.

4. Select the apps you want to hide.
5. Selected apps appear at the top in the Hidden apps section.

6. Tap
   Done
   at the bottom for the changes to take place.

Prevent new apps from being added to the homescreen

If you frequently try out new apps from the Play Store, you may not want their shortcuts on your perfectly curated homescreen. That’s why the app drawer exists. Your new Galaxy S23 Ultra or Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 automatically adds shortcuts for new apps installed from the Play Store to your homescreen. There’s a way to prevent this from happening.

1. Open the
   Settings
   app on your Galaxy phone.
2. Scroll down and select the
   Home screen
   menu.
3. Turn off the
   Add new apps to Home screen
   toggle.

After this, the apps you install only appear on your Galaxy phone’s app drawer and don’t clutter your homescreen.

Samsung’s One UI launcher lets you stack widgets on top of each other. This way, you can have multiple widgets on your primary homescreen without taking up much space. Here’s how to stack widgets on your Galaxy phone’s homescreen.

1. Long press on an empty area of the homescreen.
2. Select
   Widgets
   from the bottom menu panel that pops up.
3. Select and drag the first widget you want on your homescreen. Alternatively, tap
   Add
   on the widget, and it appears on the homescreen.

4. Long press on the widget you added to the homescreen.
5. Select the
   Create Stack
   . A list of the widgets you can stack on top of the first widget displays.

6. Tap the one you like, and then tap the
   Add
   option.

Swipe left or right on the widget to cycle between the available widgets in a stack.

Customize the homescreen grid size

Samsung allows you to customize the homescreen and app drawer’s grid size. If your Galaxy phone’s default homescreen layout is a bit cramped, consider tweaking the grid size layout to make more space for app shortcuts and widgets.

1. Long press on an empty area on your Galaxy phone’s homescreen.
2. From the menu that pops up at the bottom, select
   Settings
   .
3. Tap
   Home screen grid
   .

4. Choose the grid layout you like.
5. Tap the Apps screen grid option to customize the app drawer’s grid size.
6. Choose between 3×4 and 4×4 for the
   Folder grid
   .

Theme homescreen app icons

Samsung elegantly integrated Android 13’s Material You and dynamic theme engine in One UI 5. With the dynamic theme engine, the UI elements automatically pull colors from the wallpaper and change colors accordingly. You can also use the built-in theming engine to theme the app icons on your Galaxy phone’s homescreen.

1. Open the
   Settings
   menu on your Galaxy phone.
2. Select
   Wallpaper and style
   .
3. Tap
   Color palette
   .

4. Turn on the
   Apply palette to app icons
   toggle at the bottom.

The themed app icons appear on your phone’s homescreen and app drawer. If you don’t like the primary color choice, change the wallpaper or switch to a basic color from the color palette.

Customize your Galaxy phone’s homescreen to your liking

Samsung’s One UI Home launcher has plenty of options for customizing your phone’s homescreen to your liking. If One UI’s options don’t satisfy your desire for an individualized interface, check out some of our favorite Android launchers. An Android launcher is the closest you’ll get to total design control. Some launchers don’t work well with navigation gestures. If you can look past that, it’s hard to beat custom launchers in terms of personalization, especially when paired with Android icon packs.

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