iFiles - File Manager & Viewer

By: 阳辉刘 App

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Overview

Version:

5.7

Last updated: 2026-07-14

Ranking

#116,274 ▼ 566

Overall

Features & Capabilities

iFiles is a powerful iPhone file manager that lets you browse, view, and organize files on your device. It supports multiple formats including photos, videos, PDFs, ZIP and RAR archives, and provides convenient WiFi file transfer, all while keeping your files on-device for privacy.

Key features include a multi-format viewer, ZIP/RAR extraction, on-device storage, and image annotation. It’s trusted by users on the App Store for simple, reliable file management.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Photography Data

By:

阳辉刘

Rating:

3.70

(245)

Version:

5.7 Last updated: 2026-07-14

Version code:

888273154

Creation date:

2017-09-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

20.02MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-16

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 116,274 ▼ 566

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Developed by:

阳辉刘

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ifiles-file-manager-viewer/id1280188213

Website:

https://ifiles.app/

User Reviews

Reviewers praise the app for ease of use and basic file management, but widespread localization issues (Chinese UI with little English support) and a line-editing bug severely affect usability for non-Chinese users.

Pros

Easy to use with a clean and elegant UI.
Overall positive sentiment (examples include 'A+++++++', 'Nice').
Opens and provides basic file management functionality.
Stores and organizes files.

Cons

UI is primarily in Chinese with limited or no English localization, making it hard for non-Chinese users.
Menus and translations need work; navigation is unreadable due to language barriers.
Bug where editing changes apply to a different line than where the cursor is (line-editing bug).