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If your phone doesn't support moving apps to the SD card, or if you want to move an app that doesn't support it individually, there are a few old third-party apps that can help you out. Apps2SD is a popular option, as is FolderMount. Both require a rooted Android phone.

We're going to look at another choice, Link2SD, which has both root and non-root features. You can use it to move apps to your card in bulk, to "force-move" apps that don't normally allow it, and to offload data folders for larger apps and games to your external storage.

First, launch the app and grant root permissions if your phone is rooted. Then tap the app you want to move and select an option:

Link to SD Card: This requires root and moves the entire app and its data to your card.
Move to SD Card: This doesn't require root and only works if your phone supports moving apps to external storage. If you do have root, you can also force-move apps that don't otherwise support it.
Link to SD Card (Data and Cache): Moves data files, and requires root.
To move more than one app at a time, tap the menu button in the top right corner and choose Multi-select. Now tap all the apps you want to move, hit the menu button again, and choose either Link to SD card or Move to SD card. These are the same options as described above.

Link2SD is free, with a paid upgrade. It hasn't been updated for some time, but still works on Android 2.3 and up.