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Manage files via the Files app

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iOS provides us with a very powerful file management tool, the Files app. That's why Pixquare doesn't try to replace it; instead, Pixquare takes advantage of Files.

All Pixquare files are available in the Files app. To access them:

  • Local storage: Files > On My iPad > Pixquare

  • iCloud: Files > iCloud Drive > Pixquare

When doing more complex operations with file(s), it's recommended to use Files.

After done with the Files, refresh Pixquare (kill the app and reopen it) so that the app can re-fetch the files.

Please do not change the folder name of any folder on the top level of Pixquare (e.g. "artworks", "themes", etc.). Otherwise, the app will not be able to recognize these files.