How to delete downloaded files on ipad

 · To delete downloaded music on iPad/iPhone, open the Apple Music app and go to the "Library" tab. Step 2. Touch "Downloaded Music in Library" to display all downloaded songs on your iPad/iPhone. Find the song or playlist that you'd like to delete, keep holding the item or use 3D Touch to pop up the menu bar. Step 3. Tap "Remove" "Delete from Library" to delete downloads from Author: Dorothy Collins.  · A circle fills in with a check mark to indicate you've selected it. On the bottom menu bar, tap Delete then confirm. See also Copy or move files and folders from your iPhone and iPad mobile device. Article last updated: August 7,  · Question: Q: How do I delete files downloaded on IPad? I recently sent an email with an attachment. When the choices came up for files to attach I was astonished by how much was stored on the IPad and not by me - these are files that would have been attachments to old emails I think.

Once you tap on the file to open it the file downloads to your local device and the iCloud icon goes away letting you know the file now also resides on your iOS device. Problem I'm finding is how to remove the download iOS file only. Gary Rosenzweig. 4 years ago. If you want to get into the technical details of it, then yes, the cloud icon. Go to the "Files" app and click "On My iPhone/iPad". Step 2. Find the file or folder you want to delete. Step 3. Press and hold the item and tap "Delete". If the files or folders are saved in iCloud but not in the internal storage, you need to remove these unwanted items from the iCloud Drive. Hi, I do definitely believe that Apple should offer an option to delete the local copy of files downloaded from iCloud Drive to an iOS device (like Dropbox does). Nonetheless I found a workaround to recover the space used by videos and pdf files, etc downloaded from iClould drive to my iPad.

Question: Q: How do I delete files downloaded on IPad? I recently sent an email with an attachment. When the choices came up for files to attach I was astonished by how much was stored on the IPad and not by me - these are files that would have been attachments to old emails I think. Go to the "Files" app and click "On My iPhone/iPad". Step 2. Find the file or folder you want to delete. Step 3. Press and hold the item and tap "Delete". If the files or folders are saved in iCloud but not in the internal storage, you need to remove these unwanted items from the iCloud Drive. PanFone iOS Eraser is a tool to instantly delete all these junk files to free up more space on your iOS device. It also supports to erase messages, contacts, call history, photos video, browsing data and more with 0% recovery.