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In this article, wikiHow teaches you how to view, store, and access files and data on iCloud, Apple’s cloud computing application, and storage solution. Anyone with an Apple account automatically gets 5GB of free iCloud storage. You can also share iCloud storage with Family Sharing.
Steps
Access iCloud on the Web
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Go to the iCloud website . You can operate on any web browser, computer can run Windows or Chromebooks.
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Enter your Apple ID and password.
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Click on . The icon is to the right of the password field.
- If you enable 2-step verification, click or tap Allow on the other device and enter the 6-character verification code you received in the browser window.
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Data access. The iCloud web app lets you access or manipulate any data stored or synced in iCloud.
- Only data and files that are synced or stored in iCloud are available in iCloud.
- Backups of iPhone, iPad or computer on iCloud cannot be accessed. They are used only when it is necessary to restore settings and data on the device.
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Click the Photos button. This allows you to view, download, or delete photos on devices with iCloud.
- Click on Albums to view photos. It is located in the upper left corner of the window.
- Click All Photos . This is one of the albums, located in the upper left corner of the screen. After the device syncs with iCloud, photos from the device appear in this folder.
- To download an image, click on the image and select download. This button has a cloud icon with an arrow pointing down at the top of the screen.
- Choose where to save the image in the dialog box that appears on the screen.
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Click iCloud Drive . You’ll see the iCloud Drive interface, the storage you use to post and upload documents and files.
- Click and drag the document you want to save to the Drive desktop. Your documents are now available on synced devices, including iPhone and iPad.
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Click the Contacts button. These are the contacts you sync with the device. Any changes made to the iCloud app are instantly referenced on the synced device.
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Click on Calendar . These are the events, appointments you note in the Calendar application on the sync device. If you add or edit an event on the iCloud app, that change will be applied across the syncing devices.
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Click on Find My iPhone . When you turn on “Find My…” on your Apple device, you will track the device on iCloud. This service is used to determine the location of iPhone, iPad, Mac and AirPods.
Sync with iCloud on iPhone or iPad
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Open Settings. This is an app with a wheel icon (⚙️), usually right on the desktop.
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Click Apple ID. This is at the top of the menu, showing your name and photo if you’ve added it.
- If you’re not signed in, tap Sign in to (Your Device ), enter your Apple ID and password, then tap Sign In .
- If you’re using an older version of iOS, you don’t need to do this step.
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Tap iCloud . This is the 2nd item on the menu.
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Select the type of data you want to store on iCloud. You swipe the control next to the app under “Apps Using iCloud” to “On” (green) or “Off” (white).
- Scroll down to see the full list of apps that can access iCloud.
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Tap Photos . This option is located at the top of the “Apps Using iCloud” section. [1] X Research Source
- Turn on iCloud Photo Library to automatically upload and store photos to iCloud. When activated, you can view all the photos and videos in your library on any mobile device or computer.
- Turn My Photo Stream on to automatically upload new photos to iCloud each time it connects to Wi-Fi.
- Turn on iCloud Photo Sharing if you want to create photo albums that friends can access from the web or their Apple devices.
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Tap iCloud . This button is located in the upper left corner of the screen.
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Scroll down and select Keychain . This option is near the bottom of the “Apps Using iCloud” section.
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Drag the “iCloud Keychain” button to the right, “On” mode. The button will turn green. This saves your password and payment information available on any device where you sign in with your Apple ID.
- Apple does not have access to this encrypted information.
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Press the iCloud button. This button is located in the upper left corner of the screen.
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Scroll down and select Find My iPhone . This option is near the bottom of the “Apps Using iCloud” section.
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Drag the “Find My iPhone” button to the right, “On” mode. This allows you to locate your device by logging into your iCloud account on another computer or phone and clicking Find My iPhone .
- Turn on Send Last Location to enable the device to send information about its location to Apple before the battery runs out.
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Tap iCloud . This button is located in the upper left corner of the screen.
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Scroll down and select iCloud Backup . This option is near the bottom of the “Apps Using iCloud” section.
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Drag the “iCloud Backup” button to the right, “On” mode. This will automatically save all your files, settings, app data, photos, and music to iCloud when the device is plugged in, locked, or connected to Wi-Fi. Backup iCloud Backup allows you to restore data from iCloud if you replace or erase the device.
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Drag the “iCloud Drive” button to the right, “On” mode. This is an operation that allows the application to access and store data on iCloud Drive.
- Any app listed in the iCloud Drive section can access the storage when the switch is “On”.
- You can now access iCloud through any app that’s turned “On,” such as iCloud Drive, Photos, Calendars, or Pages.
Sync with iCloud on Mac
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Click on the Apple menu. It is the icon in the upper left corner of the screen.
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Click on System Preferences . This is the 2nd option in the drop-down menu.
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Click on iCloud . This button is on the left side of the screen.
- If your device doesn’t automatically sign in, enter your Apple ID and password. [2] X Research Source
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Check the box next to “iCloud Drive”. This is the first option in the right panel. Now you can access and edit files and documents on iCloud.
- You click any “Save” dialog box under “iCloud Drive” or drag the file to iCloud Drive in the left panel of the Finder window.
- Select the app that has access to iCloud Drive by clicking the Options button next to “iCloud Drive” in the dialog box.
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Select the data type that syncs with iCloud. You check the box below “iCloud Drive”. For example, tick “Photos” if you want to back up and access photos on iCloud. Now the data you just selected will be stored and appear on iCloud.
- You may need to scroll down to see the full selection.
- From now on, every time you use a synced app like Photos, Calendars or Pages on your Mac, they’ll be accessed and synced to iCloud.
Advice
- You get 5 gigabytes of free storage on your iCloud account. If you want to buy more storage, go to Settings > “Storage”.
- If you feel you need more space, you can try to free up space on iCloud before you buy.
- If you take photos with “Live” enabled, you can view Live versions of related photos by tapping the triangular “Play” button in the top right corner of the screen after you’ve opened the photo.
Warning
- If your iPhone, iPad, or Mac isn’t running the latest version of iOS, you may have problems using iCloud functions.
- Some file types can be stored on iCloud Drive but are not compatible or viewable on iOS.
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This article was co-written by Josef Storzi. Josef Storzi is a cell phone and Apple repair specialist and the owner of Imobile LA, a cell phone repair company based in Los Angeles, California. Josef specializes in repairing screens, charging ports, batteries, water damage, speakers, microphones on all phone brands including Apple, Samsung, LG, Nokia and Sony. He also repairs tablets, laptops and desktops and updates mobile software.
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