How do I add iCloud to Finder sidebar

Finder -> Preference -> Sidebar -> Check iCloud. All your iCloud folders can now be accessed from the favorites in side bar.

I just fixed it as well! Hope it could be helpful for you:)

This is the closest i got to a solution https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2711

Hope you can use it.

Try this: http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20120814000425637

It's based on a saved search for all documents in iCloud. Only shows you what's already there, you can't add files.

I am having trouble trying to add the iCloud folder to the favorites sidebar - it is coming up with a "warning sign" when you try to move the folder to the favorites?

If you are trying to move iCloud from System Preferences to the sidebar, Stop.

It's not an App, leave it where it is.

Ahh, I see, but I doubt that you can, or should even. Just make an alias and put that on the sidebar instead.

I tried it and it works, however there's no icon change - just an old fashion way catalogue icon.

LeonieDF, any ideas how to change it?

Try this: http://www.mactrast.com/2012/08/access-icloud-files-from-the-finder/

Worked for me.

this worked for me. created an alias, dragged that into the finder sidebar and then deleted the alias. link still worked so, that is a working workaround.

cheers,

matt

Step 1: Go to Finder

Step 2: Click Preferences

Step 3: Now click on Sidebar tab

Step 4: Check the iCloud Drive box.

iCloud should now show up in the sidebar of your Finder.

Can't you let this go, the service no longer exists and your answer has nothing to do with the question.

Get a life.

Apple needs to get this right. I agree it is so frustrating and this is why like Norbert Dentressangle I am using dropbox for everything now.

In El Capitan you can do this: Finder -> Preference -> Sidebar -> Check iCloud.