On both iPhone and iPad, the app will allow you to access files from your iCloud Drive or internal storage. This interaction is incredibly natural and now you aren't forced to set up your sharing options in a particular way.
Not only does it have stellar drag and drop support inside the app (you can use it to assign tags and favorites, as well as moving files and folders), but you can also drag files to and from the Files app with ease. The Files app embraces every iOS convention. What Files lacks in superior import options (there's no Wi-Fi transfer or web download), it makes up for in its stellar organization and sharing features. If you're using different cloud services, like iCloud, Dropbox, and OneDrive but need a central place to organize and manage everything in them, the Files app is the best option. Files is built into iOS and you can connect multiple cloud sources right inside the app. Mac users will find the Files app similar to Finder. IOS 11 gave us the Apple Files app, which replaces the older iCloud Drive app. This VPN browser allows you to download your searches, images, or videos from a website into the Documents file app to then move to another platform of your choosing. Everything is available when you need it.ĭocuments also features a VPN browser, offering 50MB a day for free, with more available should you choose to pay for the subscription model. There's no need to worry whether Dropbox sync will work reliably when you're in a remote area. This means no surprises when iCloud Photo Libary decides to delete old but important photos because you're running out of storage. In a world of cloud syncing, Documents gives you the confidence that you need by storing and managing all your data locally on the device. You can read books in the app, listen to music, watch videos, share files, showcase PDFs, and more. Documents makes it really easy to import (from a computer, cloud storage, Wi-Fi transfer, web pages, and other apps) and manage files (drag and drop, sharing, archive features, tags, and similar).ĭocuments plays well with all file formats, including text, audio, and video. The app soars through our file manager checklist.
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