iOS is a beautiful mobile operating system, but it’s not without its problems and annoyances. Limited access to the file system prevents direct users from handling and managing their files as easily as possible. For example, on Android, users simply plug their device into their computer and search for the file they want to work with. iOS users often have to use more detour methods to access and work with a variety of file types.
Note: iOS file management apps take advantage of the operating system’s file sharing feature
Without further ado, let’s get started.
1. File Manager
The file manager has many features that make it a handy application to use.
There are various options for sharing files with the app, rather than just being limited to using iTunes. Of course, if you have an iOS device, you’ll probably have to use iTunes at some point, so let’s cover that first.
In iTunes within application, select File sharing and then the Main File. From there, you’ll be able to add files to the app as well as download any files you want.
File Master also allows wireless uploading and downloading from your iOS device using Wi-Fi file sharing. Both devices must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. To specify the IP address you need to enter to use this feature, select Upload using Wi-fi Sync in the app’s settings.
Type this in your web browser and then upload/download.
Files can also be received via Bluetooth. However, the sender of the file(s) must be sending the file from an iOS device running File Manager. To receive files via Bluetooth, select Get file Under Bluetooth directory in settings.
Users can create folders for better organization, can add photos and videos that already exist on the device, you can paste from the clipboard, add audio recordings or even add files from the web using the browser integrated. This app gives you a lot of options.
Passwords can be set to secure sensitive files. This option is in Password Settings Under General settings settings of this application.
File Master provides users with an efficient file management solution with several useful features to maximize the experience.
2. File manager app
The File Manager app is a pretty nice one. It allows users to manage their files quite easily. It doesn’t have as many features as the File Manager but it works.
In addition to downloading/uploading files using iTunes, the File Manager app allows users to connect a Dropbox account to facilitate the process.
Users can also add images to the app from the image gallery.
Files can also be downloaded from the web using the built-in web browser.
Users can also set a PIN, password, or even use TouchID for security if their device supports it.
The File Manager app is simple and works well.
3. Main file
File Master is a very well laid out application with great functionality. Best of all, using it is easy.
Managing files with iTunes is a given. Users have many other options to download and upload files.
Wi-Fi transmissionsimilar to that found in File Manager is one of the available options.
Users can also receive files via Bluetooth. For this process to work, files can only be received from other iOS devices running the File Master app.
Photos can also be imported into the app from an existing photo library.
The app has its own built-in music, player and browser. Alternatively, photos can be taken directly from within the app and saved within the app.
This is not only a beautiful application but also packed with many functions. I recommend you check this out.
5. File Apps (File Manager & Document Reader)
The Files app is easy to use and has an attractive user interface. It even allows creating media from directly within the app.
Regarding file sharing, users have many options, in addition to using iTunes. For starters, files can be shared with the app from an existing photo library. Users have the option of connecting using a web browser, connecting using the respective File App desktop software, or connecting using an FTP server application. These processes are outlined in the screenshot below.
Users can take photos, record voice notes or create notes directly in the app and save them there.
It’s great to see password protection offered in an app like this, and Files App doesn’t disappoint.
Finally, as the name suggests, the app comes with a built-in document viewer.
The Files app gives users an all-in-one package where they can do everything, including listen to music directly in the app.
6. Documents Pro 7: Free Office File Manager for Dropbox, Box, Microsoft OneDrive and Google Docs Drive
Document Pro 7 is a multi-feature machine.
Users have many options to download files to apps outside of iTunes. The Downloader allows downloading content from the built-in web browser.
The Shared folder option to allow file sharing using Finder on Mac OSX or Windows Explorer on Windows.
As long as it is enabled, WiFi sharing can be used by entering the sharing URL provided in the web browser of your choice.
Users can also transfer files using an FTP server program using the provided share URL.
Files can also be accessed using Dropbox, Google Drive, or Box.
A passcode can be set for an extra level of security.
7. Total Free Downloaders
Total Downloader Free provides users with basic functionality as a file manager. It’s a quick and easy way to handle your file management needs.
Users can use the built-in browser to manage downloads.
Users can also add a cloud account to download files to the app. The services available for adding accounts are Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and WebDav.
Users can also transfer files to their devices using a web browser of their choice.
App ready with a built-in mini player that can be used to play media downloaded to the app.
Finally, users can add a passcode for security.
Total Downloader Free is fast and easy.
Conclusion
The applications mentioned above offer different levels of functionality. From the powerful multi-featured File App to the simple Total Downloader, there are many options for you to choose from.
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