The lines between iPad and Mac have never been blurrier – and with iPadOS 26, currently in beta and expected later this month ...

The Files app on your iPhone or iPad isn't just a basic file manager. It also includes several additional features that can make storing data a breeze.

Sadly, Files doesn't let you preview multiple files at once. But we can work around that with the help of a shortcut. Head to the Shortcuts app and create a new blank shortcut.

Overview With iPadOS 16, the Files app on iPad gets long-awaited features. For instance, the interface has been updated with navigation buttons, just like in the Finder on macOS.

In addition to having widgets on the home screen and new multitasking shortcuts, iPadOS 15 enhances the Files app with a progress bar, NTFS support, and more.

Want a quick way to convert images on your iPhone and iPad? With iOS 16 and iPadOS 16, you can now easily convert images on iPhone and iPad using the Files app.