Use the Shortcuts app to create and manage your shortcuts

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An action—the building block of a shortcut—is a single step in a task. Mix and match actions to create shortcuts that interact with the apps and content on your iOS or iPadOS device, as well as with content and services on the Internet. Each shortcut is made up of one or more actions. Create a custom shortcut. The Search on shortcut makes it easy to choose a particular search engine or site to find information. With the Airdrop Business Card shortcut, you can send someone your contact information as a.

The Shortcuts app lets you get things done with your apps, with just a tap or by asking Siri. Learn how to create, edit, and delete a shortcut. Or if you're looking for inspiration, try out some of the personalized Starter Shortcuts in the My Shortcuts tab, or visit the Gallery tab to discover new ways to automate your apps.

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For example, a shortcut on your iPhone that can help make your commute easier might have three consecutive actions:

1. Your chosen transit app routes you home.
2. The arrival time is shared with a family member.
3. An episode of your favorite podcast plays.

After you create a shortcut you can run it by saying 'Hey Siri,' then the name of the shortcut that you created. Burn a adobe premiere movie to bluray from mac.

Find new shortcuts in the Gallery

Shortcuts appear in the Gallery based on the apps and actions you use most. To add a shortcut:

1. On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, open the Shortcuts app.
2. Tap the Gallery tab.
3. Under Shortcuts from Your Apps, tap See All to see actions from different apps.
4. Tap next to a shortcut that you want to add.
5. Tap Add to Siri.

To run your shortcut just say 'Hey Siri,' then the shortcut name.

Add a shortcut from a third-party app

Many apps support adding a shortcut with Siri. Look for while using the app or in the app settings.

1. Tap or next to a shortcut that you want to add.
2. Tap Add to Siri.

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Third-party apps need to support Siri Shortcuts before you can add them to Siri. If you don't see a shortcut for a third-party app, check the App Store to see if the app supports Siri Shortcuts.

Run a shortcut with Siri

You can run any shortcut that you have by asking Siri on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch or HomePod. Just say 'Hey Siri,' then the name of the shortcut.

Running Siri Shortcuts requires iOS 12 or later on iPhone, iPod touch, HomePod, or Apple Watch Series 3 or later, and iOS 12 or iPadOS or later on iPad. Shortcuts that require an app to open might not work on HomePod and Apple Watch.

Shortcuts are suggested right when you need them

Siri learns your routines across your apps. Siri then suggests an easy way to perform common tasks on the Lock Screen or in Search. For example, if you use the same transit app every day, Siri might suggest you begin your route home.

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To use a Siri Suggestion, just tap it on the Lock Screen. Or swipe left on your screen to show Search, then tap the Siri Suggestion.

If you don’t want to see Siri Suggestions, go to Settings > Siri & Search, scroll down and turn off Suggestions while Searching, Suggestions on Lock Screen, Suggestions on Home Screen, and Suggestions when Sharing.

Learn more

• Want to run shortcuts across every iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, or HomePod you own? Just sign into iCloud with the same Apple ID on each device.
• Don't see the shortcut that you want to use? You might need to open the app and perform the action before it appears in the suggested list of shortcuts.
• Learn more about using Siri with the Shortcuts app.