What is iCloud?

iCloud is Apple's cloud-based storage and syncing service that keeps your data and content in sync across your devices. Learn more about iCloud.

What is iCloud?

iCloud is a cloud-based storage and syncing service developed by Apple. It is designed to keep your data and content in sync across all of your Apple devices using iOS or macOS, including iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. With iCloud, you can store your photos, documents, music, and other files securely in the cloud and access them from anywhere.

You can also use iCloud to backup your device, making it easy to restore your data if you ever lose or replace your device. Additionally, iCloud offers features such as Find My, which helps you locate lost device, and Family Sharing, which allows you to share purchases and subscriptions with your family members.

You can sign in to iCloud at https://www.icloud.com.

iCloud Settings In System Preferences On Mac