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Samsung: Rearrange Quick Settings Order

Only five Quick settings toggles show up when you swipe down once, and the ones you actually need are not always among them. If Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Flashlight keep ending up out of reach, the toggle order in the notification panel needs a manual reset. The Quick settings editor lets you fix that without touching any deeper system menu.

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Step 1 of 6: Swipe with **two fingers**to access the Quick settings

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Android 11 · One UI 3
Rearrange Quick Settings – One UI 3: step 1 – Swipe with two fingersto access the Quick settings
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The notification panel on Samsung phones only shows five Quick settings tiles before you need to expand the full list. This order is not based on usage, it is a default sequence set by the system and stays fixed until you change it manually.

Toggles you reach for often, like Mobile data or Flashlight, can end up buried below the fold if they were never moved into the front row. The Quick settings editor lets you drag tiles freely, pull in ones hidden further down, or remove ones you never use.

Open the editor with this path:

Swipe with two fingers to access the Quick settingsOpen the MenuTap on Edit buttonsTap and hold a Quick settings buttonDrag the Quick settings button to add, move or remove itTap on Done

Tiles placed in the first row appear right after a single swipe down. Everything below stays reachable after a second swipe or by tapping to expand the panel.

Rearranging tiles only changes their visual order and visibility, it does not disable or alter the underlying function. If a toggle is missing entirely rather than just out of place, check whether that feature is supported on your device before assuming a layout issue.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. During editing, tap and hold a tile, then drag it out of the active row instead of dropping it back in. Use Tap and hold a Quick settings buttonDrag the Quick settings button to add, move or remove it to pull it out of the visible set.

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Android 11 · One UI 3

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