What is iCloud.com?
iCloud is the service from Apple that securely stores your personal information and makes it easy to share with friends and family. With iCloud.com, you can use iCloud even if you don’t have an Apple device. All your information—files, notes, and more—is safe and available wherever you are. Just sign in from any supported web browser. See Sign in and use iCloud.com.
If you have web-only access to iCloud, you can use the following apps and features on iCloud.com on a computer. See which apps you can access on different devices.
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 | Contacts View and modify your contacts stored in iCloud. See Use Contacts on iCloud.com. | ||||||||||
 | iCloud Drive Securely store and organize your files in iCloud Drive. Share files and folders with anyone you choose. See Use iCloud Drive on iCloud.com. | ||||||||||
 | Keynote View and share your presentations stored in iCloud. See Use Keynote on iCloud.com. | ||||||||||
 | Numbers View and share your spreadsheets stored in iCloud. See Use Numbers on iCloud.com. | ||||||||||
 | Notes View and share your notes stored in iCloud. See Use Notes on iCloud.com. | ||||||||||
 | Pages View and share your documents stored in iCloud. See Use Pages on iCloud.com. | ||||||||||
 | iCloud Settings Check your iCloud storage, change your Apple Account photo, and more. See Use iCloud Settings on iCloud.com. | ||||||||||
To get the full set of iCloud features, see Get more iCloud features.
Note: Not all iCloud features are available in all countries or regions. Some iCloud features have minimum system requirements. See the Apple Support article System requirements for iCloud.