If the top of the iPhone 14 screen is difficult to reach with one hand, use Reachability. It temporarily moves the upper half of the interface lower on the display so buttons near the top are easier to tap.
Enable Reachability
- Open Settings.
- Tap Accessibility.
- Tap Touch.
- Turn on Reachability.
Lower the screen
- Place a finger near the bottom edge of the display.
- Swipe downward on the bottom edge of the screen.
- Use the controls that have moved into reach.
- Tap the upper part of the screen or wait briefly to return the interface to its normal position.
Reachability does not shrink apps permanently or change the display resolution. It is a temporary accessibility shortcut that works throughout much of iOS.
If swiping down simply scrolls the page instead, start the gesture very close to the bottom edge where the Home indicator appears. You can disable Reachability later from the same Accessibility > Touch menu.