iPhone User Guide
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Welcome
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Supported iPhone models
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What’s new in iOS 14
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Wake and unlock
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Adjust the volume
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Change sounds and vibrations
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Access features from the Lock Screen
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Open apps
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Take a screenshot or screen recording
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Change or lock the screen orientation
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Change the wallpaper
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Make screen items more reachable
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Search with iPhone
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Use AirDrop to send items
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Perform quick actions
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Use and customize Control Center
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Add widgets to the Home Screen
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Charge and monitor the battery
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Learn the meaning of the status icons
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Travel with iPhone
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Calculator
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Compass
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Collect health and fitness information
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Maintain a health profile
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View health and fitness information
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Track your menstrual cycle
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Track headphone and environmental sound-level exposure
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Set up sleep schedules
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Share health and fitness data
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Download health records
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Create and share your Medical ID
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Manage health with the Health Checklist
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Register as an organ donor
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Back up your Health data
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View maps
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Use Siri, Maps, and widgets to get directions
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Choose your preferred type of travel
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Get driving directions
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Find your parked car
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Get cycling directions
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Find places to stop
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Get walking directions
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Get transit directions
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See an overview of your route or its directions in a list
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Change audio settings for turn-by-turn directions
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Select other route options
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Get directions between places other than your current location
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Delete recently viewed directions
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Use Maps on your Mac to get directions
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Get rides
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Help improve Maps
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View photos and videos
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Delete and hide photos and videos
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Edit photos and videos
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Edit Live Photos
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Edit Portrait mode photos
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Organize photos in albums
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Search in Photos
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Share photos and videos
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View Memories
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Find people in Photos
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Browse photos by location
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Use iCloud Photos
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Share photos with iCloud Shared Albums
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Use My Photo Stream
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Import photos and videos
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Print photos
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Shortcuts
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Stocks
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Tips
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Translate
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Weather
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Charging cable
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Power adapters
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MagSafe Chargers
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Qi-certified wireless chargers
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Set up AirPods
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Charge AirPods
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Start and stop audio playback
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Change the AirPods volume
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Make and answer calls with AirPods
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Switch AirPods between devices
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Use Siri with AirPods
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Listen and respond to messages
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Share audio with AirPods and Beats products
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Change noise control modes
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Control spatial audio
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Restart AirPods
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Change the name of your AirPods and other settings
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Use other Bluetooth headphones
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Use EarPods
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Check headphone and environmental sound levels
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Apple Watch
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HomePod and other wireless speakers
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Magic Keyboard
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MagSafe cases and sleeves
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Printers
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Share your internet connection
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Allow phone calls on your iPad, iPod touch, and Mac
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Hand off tasks between iPhone and your Mac
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Cut, copy, and paste between iPhone and other devices
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Connect iPhone and your computer using USB
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Sync iPhone with your computer
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Transfer files between iPhone and your computer
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Intro to CarPlay
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Connect to CarPlay
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Use Siri
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Use your vehicle’s built-in controls
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Get turn-by-turn directions
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Change the map view
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Make phone calls
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Play music
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View your calendar
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Send and receive text messages
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Play podcasts
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Play audiobooks
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Listen to news stories
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Control your home
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Use other apps with CarPlay
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Rearrange icons on CarPlay Home
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Change settings in CarPlay
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Get started with accessibility features
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Turn on and practice VoiceOver
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Change your VoiceOver settings
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Learn VoiceOver gestures
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Operate iPhone using VoiceOver gestures
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Control VoiceOver using the rotor
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Use the onscreen keyboard
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Write with your finger
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Use VoiceOver with an Apple external keyboard
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Use a braille display
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Type onscreen braille
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Customize gestures and keyboard shortcuts
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Use VoiceOver with a pointer device
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Use VoiceOver in apps
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Zoom
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Magnifier
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People detection
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Display & Text Size
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Motion
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Spoken Content
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Audio Descriptions
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Important safety information
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Important handling information
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Get information about your iPhone
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View or change cellular settings
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Find more resources for software and service
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FCC compliance statement
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ISED Canada compliance statement
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Ultra Wideband information
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Class 1 Laser information
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Apple and the environment
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Disposal and recycling information
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Copyright
Address and send email in Mail on iPhone
In the Mail app , you can send email from any of your email accounts, mark addresses from outside certain domains, and more.
Add recipients
Tap in the To field, then type the names of recipients.
As you type, Mail automatically suggests people from your Contacts, along with email addresses for the people who have more than one email address.
You can also tap
to open Contacts and add recipients from there.
If you’re sending a copy, tap the Cc/Bcc field.
Tap in the Cc field, then enter the names of people you’re sending a copy to.
Tap in the Bcc field, then enter the names of people whose names you don’t want other recipients to see.
Tip: After you enter recipients, you can reorder their names in the address fields, or drag them from one address field to another—for example, to the Bcc field if you decide you don’t want their names to appear.
Automatically send a copy to yourself
Go to Settings > Mail, then turn on Always Bcc Myself.
Add additional mail accounts
Go to Settings
> Mail > Accounts > Add Account, then tap Other.
Tap Add Mail Account.
Enter your name, email address, and password, then tap Next.
Enter the names of the incoming and outgoing mail servers for your account and any other requested information.
Tap Save.
Customize your email signature
You can customize the email signature that appears automatically at the bottom of every email you send.
Go to Settings
> Mail, then tap Signature.
Tap in the text field at the top of the screen, then edit your signature.
Tip: If you have more than one email account, tap Per Account to set a different signature for each account.
Send an email from a different account
If you have more than one email account, you can specify which account to send email from.
Tap the From field to choose an account.
Mark addresses outside certain domains
When you’re addressing an email to a recipient who’s not in your organization’s domain, you can have the recipient’s name appear in red to alert you.
Go to Settings
> Mail > Mark Addresses.
Enter the domains that are in your organization—ones that you don’t want marked in red.
You can enter multiple domains separated by commas (for example, “apple.com, example.org”).
Any email sent to or from other domains is marked.