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I have a first-gen 12.9 pro. I use it as a musician to read my sheet music files. Is there any way to transfer 1500 files (a total of 417mB) in one move so they can be accessed from Adobe on the iPad? There is plenty of space on the pad. I would like to NOT use iTunes if possible.
iPad Pro, iPadOS 15
You can natively transfer files between your PC and iPad via iCloud, using iCloud for Windows. For Windows 10, this can be downloaded and installed directly from the Microsoft Store:
Download iCloud for Windows – Apple Support
Set up and use iCloud for Windows – Apple Support
After copying files to your iCloud Files folder, using Windows File Explore, you can then move files from iCloud to your local iPad storage using the iOS/iPadOS Files App.
An alternative to move data between your iPad and Windows PC is to install Apple iTunes on your Windows PC. Again, for Windows 10, iTunes for Windows should be obtained from the Microsoft Store:
You can natively transfer files between your PC and iPad via iCloud, using iCloud for Windows. For Windows 10, this can be downloaded and installed directly from the Microsoft Store:
Download iCloud for Windows – Apple Support
Set up and use iCloud for Windows – Apple Support
After copying files to your iCloud Files folder, using Windows File Explore, you can then move files from iCloud to your local iPad storage using the iOS/iPadOS Files App.
An alternative to move data between your iPad and Windows PC is to install Apple iTunes on your Windows PC. Again, for Windows 10, iTunes for Windows should be obtained from the Microsoft Store:
Transfer pdf files from laptop to iPad
