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What can you do with iCloud on a Windows computer?
Once you set up iCloud on an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac, you can set up the iCloud for Windows app to access your photos, videos, mail, calendar, files, and other important information on your Windows PC. For setup instructions, see Set up iCloud on all your devices.
Find out which version of iCloud for Windows you have.
Photos and iCloud Drive
Photos: You can see photos and videos stored in iCloud Photos or My Photo Stream. You can also create and view shared albums. See Use Photos in iCloud for Windows.
iCloud Drive: You can see files and folders stored in iCloud Drive and share them with others. See Work with files and folders in iCloud for Windows.
Remove photos and files to save space: See Free up space on your PC using iCloud for Windows.
Calendar, Contacts, Mail, Notes, and Reminders
If you have Microsoft Outlook 2016 or earlier, Outlook shares data with Calendar, Contacts, iCloud Mail, and Reminders (called Tasks in Outlook). If you’re not using upgraded Notes, you can also see your notes in a mail folder called Notes.
See the Apple Support article Get help using Outlook with iCloud for Windows.
Safari bookmarks
If you turned on the Safari feature on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac, your Safari bookmarks are stored in iCloud. You can turn on Bookmarks in iCloud for Windows to see your Safari bookmarks in Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome.
If you need help, see the Apple Support article If your iCloud or Safari bookmarks aren’t syncing.
You can also access information stored in iCloud from a web browser on a Windows computer. See Use iCloud.com.