# Overview

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This is the first screen we will see when opening the app. It will display the files that we have and also have a few other options that we can interact with.

For creating, importing, and exporting .px files, please see [Pixquare file (.px)](/pixquare-file/overview.md)

### File operation

Similar to a regular file system, Pixquare's gallery also lets us do a few basic actions to its files.

[Read more >](/gallery/file-operations.md)

### Preview and sorting

How we want to display the file and how we want to sort the files.

[Read more >](/gallery/preview-and-sorting.md)

### Storage location

Do you know that Pixquare can save our files directly to iCloud so that we can sync and access them from multiple devices?

[Read more >](/gallery/storage-location.md)

### Manage files via the Files app

iOS already has a very powerful file system app, Files, so let's use it instead of trying to reinvent the wheel.

[Read more >](/gallery/manage-files-via-the-files-app.md)

### Misc

[Read about some other minor things in Gallery >](/gallery/misc.md)


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