Not everyone is aware that you can create folders in iCloud. If you are familiar with creating folders in iOS or in Launchpad, it works the same way in iCloud: simply drag one document on top of another. When you release the mouse button, a folder will be created. Then, type in the name for your folder and press Enter.

You can double-click the name of the folder at any time to change its name.

To Create a Folder on iCloud

1. Open any application that supports iCloud.
2. When prompted to choose location of file, click iCloud on the top left of the Finder Window.
   
3. Click on a document and drag it on top of another document.
   
4. Release the mouse button.
5. Click the word “Folder” to select it.
   
6. Type in the name for your new folder.
7. Press Return
8. To open a folder, double-click it.

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