If you’re a user of Google Drive, it might be of great value to you to access and make changes to your Google Drive files from iPhone and iPad. This is very simple and can be obtained with the help of the ‘Files’ app on your Apple device.
One important information to be noted here is that your Apple device must have the latest iOS version that is iOS 13 or later for it to support Google Drive files. iOS 11 supports working with Google Drive but doesn’t have all the latest features as iOS 13.
The steps to access and edit Google Drive files from the iPhone and iPad are:
Locate for the ‘Files’ application on your Apple device. If you do not have it installed, download the same from the ‘App Store.’
Once the installation of the application is done, open the app located on the home screen of your iPhone and iPad.
List of options will appear in the Browse menu, select ‘Google Drive.’
The next window will appear with the existing files stored in Google Drive. Tap and open any file to view.
If you want to make changes to the folder, click and long-press the desired folder for a few seconds to view the edit options. Under these edit options, you can change the name of your folder, separate the folders by adding colour tags, compress the file, etc.
You can choose to move your file to another destination by selecting the ‘Move’ option from the drop-down menu.
With other editing options of Cloud services, you can also choose to transfer your Google files to iCloud storage.
These were the easy steps to access and edit your Google Drive files on iPhone and iPad. All it requires is a bit of your time and an Apple device.
Since this is cloud-based assistance, all the progressions you make in the Google Drive of the ‘Files’ application will be consequently refreshed on the cloud. The recently included data would show up very quickly when you get to your Google Drive from an alternate gadget like your PC or tablet.
It is evident that if you own an Apple device, you also use its Cloud services. With the help of the ‘Files’ app, not only can you manage Google drive files but also the iCloud files. The lost and deleted content of the iCloud can be found using the ‘Files’ app and has proved to be convenient. The changes made in the folder or files get in synchronization when you access the service on any other device, same as Google drive.
‘Files’ app doesn’t only work with iCloud, but it is as effective with third-party applications, like Dropbox, etc. You can create folders and keep your data organized so that it’s easy to find when in a hurry.
If you work with more than one storage application, it is not rocket science to transfer the files and folders within. You can manage and transfer the files or data within these applications, as you like.
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