1. Open Safari and go to the web page you want to add. (This works best in Safari — Chrome and other browsers on iOS also support it now, but Safari is the most reliable.)
   
2. Tap the Share button — the square with an arrow pointing up, at the bottom centre of the screen (or top right on iPad).
   
   
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3. Scroll down the share sheet and tap Add to Home Screen. If you don't see it, scroll further down — it's in the list of actions, not the row of app icons.
   
   
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4. You'll see a preview with the page's icon and name. Edit the name if you like (shorter names display better under the icon).
   
   
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5. Tap Add in the top right corner.
   

Chrome

1. Open Chrome and go to the web page.
   
2. Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
3. Tap Install app (on some versions this appears as Add to Home screen → Install).
   
   
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4. A prompt will appear showing the app's name and icon — tap Install to confirm.
   
   
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5. Once installed, the icon is added to your home screen automatically. It also appears in your app drawer alongside your regular apps.

Because this installs the site as a PWA (Progressive Web App) rather than a simple shortcut, tapping the icon opens it full-screen without Chrome's address bar or browser interface — it looks and behaves like a native app, and you can even manage it from Settings → Apps like any other app.

Samsung Internet

1. Open the page, tap the hamburger menu (three lines) in the bottom right.
   
   
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2. Tap Add page to, then choose Home screen.
   
   
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Firefox

1. Open the page, tap the three-dot menu.
2. Tap Add to Home screen, then confirm.
   
   
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