iCloud Drive. All your files. On all your devices.

With iCloud Drive, you can safely store all your presentations, spreadsheets, PDFs, images, and any other kinds of files in iCloud — and access them from your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, or PC.

Keeping your files in iCloud is simple. Just as it should be.

Access your files on your iPhone or iPad with the iCloud Drive app.

iOS automatically stores all your files in iCloud Drive. And with the iCloud Drive app built into iOS, you have one easy place to find, organize, and share them. That includes any documents you create using iCloud-enabled apps. You can even access files in your Mac desktop and your Documents folder on iOS. iCloud Drive helps you save space by keeping your files in iCloud and available whenever you need them. And everything stays up to date automatically — across all your devices.

Access your files on your Mac.

The iCloud Drive folder is built right into the Finder on your Mac, so anything you save there is available anywhere. And now your desktop and your Documents folder — where files are usually saved on a Mac — can be automatically stored and updated in iCloud Drive. So you can always access them on any device, including a second Mac. No more wondering, “Where did I save that?” The answer is everywhere.

Edits you make on one device appear on all of them.

Using iCloud Drive means you’ll always have access to the latest version of all your documents from any device. For example, you can start creating a presentation on your Mac at home, then make final edits and present it in class using your iPad. All the changes you make along the way appear automatically on all your devices.

Start your work in one app. Add the finishing touches in another.

Your apps can now share files, which means you can access and work on the same file across multiple apps. Easily search for a file or browse in the new iCloud Drive app built into iOS by date, name, or tags you added on your Mac. When you’ve found the file you need, simply open it in any compatible app to edit it. For example, you can create a drawing in a sketching app, then open it in a painting app to color it in. Or create a chart in one app and place it in a slideshow using a presentation app. No more making copies or importing documents from one app to another. It’s a whole new level of collaboration between apps.