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This article shows you how to transfer files from computer to iPad using some free cloud services like iCloud, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox. In addition, the article also shows you how to transfer files to iPad by sending files in an email, as well as how to transfer files directly from your computer via a USB cable to iTunes.
Steps
Using iCloud Drive
Sign in to http://www.icloud.com on your computer. Click the link or type the address in a web browser on your computer, then enter your Apple ID and password, and then click the arrow in the password box.
- Click Create yours now if you don’t have an Apple ID.
Click iCloud Drive . The icon is white with a blue cloud.
- If you want to save the file to a specific folder, click the folder where you want to save it.
Click the “Upload” icon. The icon with an upward arrow is in the cloud above the window.
Select the file you want to upload and click Open or Choose .
Open the iCloud Drive app on iPad. The app is white with a blue cloud.
- If prompted, follow the onscreen instructions to sign in or configure iCloud.
- If your iPad doesn’t have iCloud Drive pre-installed, you can find it in the App Store, then click GET , and click INSTALL to download the software.
Click on the file you just saved. If it’s in a folder, click that folder first.
- You need to be connected to the Internet to access the file you just transferred for the first time.
Using Google Drive
Sign in to http://drive.google.com on your computer. Use the link or type the address into a web browser on your computer, then enter your Gmail address and password, then click SIGN IN .
- Click Create account if you don’t have a Google account.
Click NEW . The blue button is in the upper left corner of the window.
- If you want to save the file to a specific folder, click the folder where you want to save it.
Click File upload .
Select the file you want to upload and click Open or Choose .
Open Google Drive. The app is white with blue, green, and yellow triangles.
- Sign in if you haven’t automatically logged in.
- If your iPad doesn’t have Google Drive pre-installed, find the app in the App Store, then click GET , and click INSTALL to get the app.
Click on the file you just saved. The file may be located in the upper left corner of the screen in the “Quick Access” section.
- You need an Internet connection to first access the file you’ve transferred.
Click . The button is located in the upper right corner of the screen.
Turn “Available offline” to “On” (blue). The button is next to the circle icon with a white check mark.
Click the file name at the top of the screen. The file is now downloaded and available offline on iPad, as well as Google Drive’s cloud servers.
- You can view and customize files offline without an Internet connection.
Use Microsoft One Drive for iPad
Sign in to http://onedrive.live.com on your computer. Use the link or type the address into a web browser on your computer, click Sign In , then sign in with your Microsoft account email and password, and then click Sign in .
- Click Sign up for free if you don’t have a Microsoft account.
Select the location to save the file.
- If you want to save the file to a specific folder, click the folder where you want to save it.
Click ↑Upload . The card is in the top left center of the screen.
- If prompted, click Files or Fpder .
Select the file you want to upload and click Open or Choose .
Open the OneDrive app. The icon is blue with a white cloud.
- Sign in if you haven’t automatically logged in.
- If your iPad doesn’t have OneDrive pre-installed, find the app in the App Store, then click GET , and click INSTALL to download it.
Click the file that you save to OneDrive. If you save the file to a folder, click the folder first.
- You need an Internet connection to first access the file you’ve transferred.
Click . The button is located in the upper right corner of the screen.
Click Make Available Offline . The button is next to the umbrella icon. Files are now saved locally on your iPad, as well as in the cloud so you can view and customize them without an Internet connection.
Using Dropbox
Log in to http://www.dropbox.com on your computer. Use the link or type the address into a web browser on your computer, click Sign In , then sign in with your Microsoft account email and password, and then click Sign in .
- Click Get Dropbox Basic if you don’t have a Dropbox account.
Click Upload files . The button is blue in the upper right of the window.
- If you want to save the file to a specific folder, click the folder where you want to save it.
Click Choose files .
Select the file you want to transfer to iPad and click Open or Choose ..
Open the Dropbox app. The app is white with a blue box icon.
- Sign in if you are not automatically logged in.
- If your iPad doesn’t have Dropbox pre-installed, find the app in the App Store, then click GET , and click INSTALL to get the app.
Click on the file that you have saved in Dropbox. If you save to a folder, click the folder first.
- You need an Internet connection to access the file you first transferred.
Click … . The button is located in the upper right corner of the screen.
Click Make Available Offline . The file is now saved locally on your iPad, as well as in the cloud, so you can view and customize it without an Internet connection.
Use email
Open your email software or visit the website to access your email account on your computer.
Compose a new message.
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Send a message to an email address that you can access on your iPad.
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Attach the file you want to transfer. The “attach files” button sometimes has a paper pin icon.
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Mailing.
Open the email app you use on your iPad.
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Click on the message you sent yourself.
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Click the attachment to open it. The file will be opened using the support application or the preview mode in the email client.
Using iTunes
Connect iPad to computer. Using the cable that came with the device, connect the USB end to the computer and the other end to the iPad charging port.
Open iTunes on your computer. The application has a circular icon with colorful musical notes.
Click the iPad icon. The icon is on the top left of the iTunes window.
Click Apps . The button is on the left side of the iTunes window.
Scroll down and click on the application. Select the app with which you want to view files on your iPad in the “File Sharing” section of the iTunes window.
- Only a few apps can accept file transfers using iTunes, such as Word for iPad and Pages.
Click Add… (Add). The button is in the lower-right corner of the iTunes window.
Select file. Use the dialog box to find the file you want to save to your iPad.
Click Add . The file has been saved to the iPad.
- To view the file, open the iPad app that saves the file, then click the file.
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This article is co-authored by a team of editors and trained researchers who confirm the accuracy and completeness of the article.
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This article has been viewed 14,714 times.
This article shows you how to transfer files from computer to iPad using some free cloud services like iCloud, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and Dropbox. In addition, the article also shows you how to transfer files to iPad by sending files in an email, as well as how to transfer files directly from your computer via a USB cable to iTunes.
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