How to transfer PDF files wirelessly to the iPad

[ritmomundo]

I've tried a bunch of the apps mentioned, but one of the simplest and most useful ones I found for my purposes is an app called "Files: Document Reader". I can send any file (pdf, movies, whatever) through the browser on my computer wirelessly to my iPhone, or it can access a number of servers, like dropbox, box, etc. Its also got its own password protection, built in browser (separate from safari), can import/export photos to your camera roll, and lots more. Its free, but you have to pay (IAP) to get some advanced features.

 

[Medium Rare]

And how do I delete a pdf from my iPad Dropbox ?

 

[The Economist]

And how do I delete a pdf from my iPad Dropbox ?

There's no "iPad Dropbox", there's just Dropbox. If you delete something from your Dropbox on your iPad, it will be deleted from Dropbox.

If you want to delete something swipe… it's a universal gesture on iOS.

 

[Medium Rare]

Thanks. Sorry for confusion.

 

[anand mukut tirkey]

you can enable "Sync with this iPad over Wi-Fi" when your iPad is connected with iTunes.

now your iPad will appear in iTunes when it is on the same Wi-Fi network.
you can sync (transfer) any media file (including pdf) wirelessly.
no apps required.

 

[whtrbt7]

I've been using iCloud Drive with PDF Expert for this. I keep all my PDFs arranged in the Readdle folder and requires no physical sync.

 

[jfriedman8]

Im a huge fan of PDF Reader or GoodReader