On an iPad, you can long-press a file in the Files app and drag it to another app to move the file around. On an iPad, you can drag files out of the Files app into other apps, or drag files from other apps into the Files app. On an iPhone, you can only drag and drop files inside the Files app itself. The Files app works nicely with the new system-wide drag and drop feature on iPads. RELATED: How to Use Multiple Apps at Once on an iPad You can tag files with different colors or mark them as favorites so they’ll be more quickly accessible under the Browse view.
You can tap the Recents tab to quickly access recently used files or tap “Recently Deleted” under Locations to view files you’ve recently deleted. The other parts of the app are fairly self-explanatory.
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