iPad file manager - these options are available

Especially the iPads of the newer generation offer you a large storage volume. So that you do not lose track of the volume of files, you should work with a file manager. This allows you to find documents, files or applications quickly and easily or to uninstall them.

File manager: These apps you should know

There are different file managers that are designed for different areas of application. We present you some options:

1. Nextcloud: This cloud storage software works with two-factor authentication. It is especially useful for storing and managing office files.
2. Dropbox: Dropbox is helpful if you not only want to store files in the cloud, but also want to give other users access to them. You can choose between three variants with Dropbox, whereby the free version will often be sufficient for you.
3. Acronis True Image: This file manager continuously backs up your applications and files. This means you no longer have to deal with data loss, but can also face a technical problem calmly.
4. OwnCloud: This version is particularly suitable for students. Because the software is free and offers its own cloud with high storage volume. The ability to grant editing rights to multiple people also makes the software ideal for group projects.

Is iCloud not enough?

For conventional storage, iCloud is sufficient because you also have a storage directory there, which allows you to organize your data better. However, it is difficult when you are working with other people or devices that are not from Apple. For that, it's worth installing an alternative to your iPad as well.