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Learn about all the different features you can use with iCloud for Windows. Some features require the latest version of Windows 10 or later.
With iCloud for Windows, you can access information stored in iCloud on your PC. Note: Before you can use iCloud for Windows, you must set up iCloud on an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. See Sign in to iCloud on all your devices in the iCloud User Guide.
With the redesigned iCloud for Windows app, you can access photos, files, passwords, and other important information from your iPhone or other Apple devices on your Windows PC. iCloud Photos • Access and view your iCloud photos directly in the Microsoft Photos app in Windows 11. • Keep your photos up to date across all your devices and your PC.
Apple overhauls its iCloud for Windows desktop app. But Windows 10 users will have to upgrade to Windows 11 to get all the new features to work.
Use iCloud on your PC. iCloud for Windows lets you access your iCloud photos, files, passwords, and more on your Windows computer. Learn what features are available
You can download iCloud for Windows through the Microsoft Store or directly from Apple. iCloud for Windows allows you to access and sync files to your Apple devices from a PC.
iCloud for Windows 10 will let you sync all your documents, photos, videos, emails, and even Safari bookmarks. There is room for 3rd party browser brookmarks too. Everything stays updated and in sync across all your devices.
For iPhone or iPad users who back up their data to iCloud, Apple offers an iCloud app for Windows 10/11 so that PC users can access their data right from Windows 10/11 PCs. Besides that, you can also download photos from iCloud to Windows 10/11 PC.
The new iCloud for Windows app introduces a new iCloud Drive experience for Windows 10 users powered by the same Windows technology that also powers OneDrive’s Files On-Demand feature, enabling users to be more productive offline on mobile devices and quickly share files on iOS.
If you have an iPhone but use a Windows computer, then you gain a great deal more compatibility if you use iCloud. Thankfully, there exists an iCloud client for Windows, so you can sync your photos and manage your iCloud storage from your PC.