This process will work for any iPhone model.
Step 1: Create an iCloud backup. This way, if you delete something from your phone, you'll still have a copy of it in iCloud.
Go to the Settings app, click on your name, click on iCloud, enable everything here and create a backup.
Step 2: Go to Settings, click General, then iPhone Storage.
Here you will see which apps are taking up the most storage.
Photos are usually number one for most people and can free up the most space on iPhone.
You can backup all your photos to iCloud and even get another app called Google Photos for another backup.
Step 3: Free up space by deleting messages
Step 4: Offload unused apps
Step 5: Delete Other Storage
Watch this video if other storage is taking up space on your iPhone.
https://youtu.be/pUu0Z8O7iAk
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