How to enable and use Stage Manager on iPad

We analyze Stage Manager or Visual Organizer extensively, this is how the new iPad multitasking is enabled and used.

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With iPadOS 16 comes a new way to multitask on iPad called a new way: Scene manager named Visual Organizer Spanish by Apple. This new look allows us to open several application windows on the iPad at once, resize the windows and open several at once.

It was originally a function reserved for iPads with the M1 chip, but from 2018 it has been officially announced that it will also be compatible with iPad Pros. However, this multitasking works differently, so, How do I enable and use Stage Manager on iPad? We will tell you step by step.

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Stage Manager is the new iPad multitasking and that’s how it works

Multitasking has never been easier. You can now resize windows based on what you’re doing and see them overlap for the first time on iPad.

Activate and use Stage Manager on your iPad

This is a Special feature of iPadOS 16, so you must have this update or a newer version installed to use it. Also, it is a function that is not enabled by default, so the first thing you should do is enable Visual Organizer or Stage manager on your iPad.

How to enable Visual Organizer or Stage Manager on iPad

enable Visual editor or Scene Manager On iPad it’s really simple and you can do it from the iPad’s own settings, but we also recommend adding the button to Control Center. Here’s what you need to do:

  1. enter inside Settings and leaders Home screen and multitasking.
  2. tap down visual editor.
  3. touch the switch Use the visual editor on iPad.
  4. You can edit whether you want the latest apps and the Dock to appear when you open Stage Manager.
  5. Before finishing, in settings Add Control Center and Visual Editor button.
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Stage Manager is a function we need to enable from iPad settings

Once you have enabled this function in the settings or by pressing the button in the control center, you can start using the new iPad multitasking on your device.

How to use Visual Organizer or Stage Manager on iPad

this Visual editor or Scene Manager is no substitute for classic multitasking nor is it an extra function for Split View or Slide Over and is therefore used in a special way. To enter Stage Manager on iPad, follow these steps:

  1. make sure you have Visual Editor enabled from Settings or from the Control Center.
  2. enter inside any application your iPad
  3. One at the bottom right curved line in the corner.
  4. slide in adjust this line and the size of the window to your liking.
  5. You can group apps in Stage Manager Dragging new apps from the Dock or by tapping the 3 dots and Add another window.
  6. To remove apps from Stage Manager Swipe right from the first 3 dots or tap on them and tap Minimize.
  7. You can exit the Stage manager by tapping . control center button.

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Which iPads are compatible with Stage manager or Visual Organizer

After the latest information, Stage Manager or Visual Organizer is compatible with the following iPad models. iPads with the M1 chip can display 8 apps simultaneously, while iPads with the older chip are limited to 4 apps at a time:

  • iPad Air 2022 (M1 chip)
  • iPad Pro 12.9″ 2021 (M1 Chip)
  • iPad Pro 11″ 2021 (M1 chip)
  • iPad Pro 12.9″ 2020 (A12Z Chip)
  • iPad Pro 11″ 2020 (A12Z Chip)
  • iPad Pro 12.9″ 2018 (A12X Chip)
  • iPad Pro 11″ 2018 (A12X Chip)

This is a The new way to use iPad, very interesting especially if we want to work with keyboard and mouse. Turn iPad into a more professional device and now you know how to use it.

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Source: i Padizate

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