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Instead, you have to convert everything on your own using third - party tools like Hand. Brake. Secondly, i. Cloud Drive is a great way to get content onto your i. Pad, but it's a feature many users are unaware of. In this article, I'll show you a couple of different ways you can get data from a computer onto your i. Pad. If you have to transfer a very large file, like a movie, you should use the i. Tunes direct connection method. The i. Cloud Drive method is best for smaller files like documents and pictures. You should also check out my post on how to share files between PCs, tablets and smartphones. Tunes Direct Transfer. Once you have your video, music or document in the correct format that Apple supports, you can use i. Tunes to transfer this data from your computer to your i. Pad using a direct connection via cable. This is by far the fastest method and is recommended if you have large files (; 1. MB). Connect your i. Pad to your computer and open i. Tunes. You should see a small little i. Pad icon in the navigation bar. Click on that and you'll get the settings screen for your i. Pad. Under On My Device, go ahead and select the type of content you will be transferring to your i. Pad: Music, Movies, TV Shows, Books, Audiobooks or Tones. Now just drag the file you want to transfer over to the right side of the screen in i. Tunes and drop it there. The file should automatically get synced to your device. If it doesn't, just click on the Sync button. On your i. Pad, open the appropriate app for the content. For example, open Music for any music files, Videos for any videos, i. Books for any books or audiobooks, etc Above, I synced to MP4 video file to my i. Pad and in order to view the video, I had to open the Videos app. Once you sync your own videos, you'll see a new tab called Home Videos. Tap on that and you'll see all your non - i. Cloud videos listed. For documents, you can only sync PDF files, so you have to convert everything to that format first. Cloud Drive. The second best option is to use i. Cloud Drive, which has been a fairly recent addition to the Apple products. Before i. Cloud drive, the best option was i. Tunes or using a third - party cloud service like Dropbox or One. Drive. You can use i. Cloud drive on your i. Phone, i. Pad, Mac or Windows PC. To get started, you have to have an i. Cloud account and be signed into all your devices using that account. Once you are logged in everywhere, you can enable i. Cloud Drive. On the Mac, go to System Preferences and then click on i. Cloud. Make sure that i. Cloud Drive is checked. If you go to the Finder, you should see an i. Cloud Drive option in the left - hand menu. If not, you can click on Finder, then Preferences and then select i. Cloud Drive from the list. Now you can click on i. Cloud Drive in Finder and it will show you a list of default folders like Numbers, Keynote, Pages, etc, You can also create your own folders here and add any type of file to your drive. Just drag and drop files here and they will get uploaded to i. Cloud. Note that you have 5 GB of free space and have to pay extra in order to get more space on i. Cloud. On the i. Pad, you have to enable i. Cloud Drive in order to see all your files. Go to Settings, then i. Cloud and then tap on i. Cloud Drive. Make sure i. Cloud Drive is turned on (green), Show on Home Screen and everything else also. If you don't want content to be synced using cellular data, go ahead and disable that option. Now when you open the i. Cloud Drive app, you'll see all the files that you added using your computer. Even though you can upload anything to i. Cloud, that doesn't mean you'll necessarily be able to view it on your i. Pad or other Apple device. Only content that is in the correct format will be viewable on the device. If you have a lot of i. Cloud space and a fast Internet connection, you can use i. Cloud Drive to transfer large files if you like. Air. Drop. If you have an i. Phone 5 or later, an i. Pad 4th generation or later, an i. Pod 5th generation or later or a newer Mac running Yosemite or later, you can use Air. Drop to transfer files between Apple devices. Air. Drop will only work between Apple devices, but it works really well when you can use it. I have used it often to transfer files from my Mac directly to my i. Phone and i. Pad without having to use wires like the i. Tunes method above. It's definitely faster than using i. Cloud Drive, but it's still a bit slower than a direct cable connection. You can enable Air. Drop by swiping up from the bottom of the screen, which will open Control Center. Tap on Air. Drop and you'll see another screen where you can choose who you want to share with. You can pick from Contacts Only or Everyone. Finally, you use the Share option in apps like Photos, Safari, etc , and you'll see a section called Air. Drop. When Air. Drop is enabled in the same way on another Apple device, you'll be able to transfer the data directly via Wireless. Fi or Bluetooth. It's a pretty good option if you already have Apple devices, especially to newer Mac computer. Sharing is fast and easy. Other Options. Beyond these two Apple - specific options, you can also get files onto your i. Pad using other methods. Beyond i. Cloud, there are a lot of other apps that allow you to sync data between your computer and a mobile device like an i. Pad. Dropbox, One. Drive, Box, Google Drive, etc , will all work just fine for getting files onto your i. Pad and also for being able to view them. If you have any questions, feel free to comment.