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I have found that that the photos that I have added to the Documents by Readdle app are not visible to any other app on my iPad.
I recently installed a GIF maker app which is not able to find any photos that are not inside camera roll.
How do I make it see the photos in Documents by Readdle app without having to upload it to cloud or connecting iPad to my computer?
tems in the Camera Roll or the Saved Photos album of your device can be imported to your computer, just make sure to follow the instructions provided in the "Importing photos to your computer" section of this article:
The Documents app works very well together with the iPhone and iPad versions of PDF Expert (by the same company). You do need to go through the share dialog and you could use another tool such as PDF Pen Pro if you prefer or wanted a universal app for editing PDF that you locate and move using Documents app.
Since iOS abstracts away the filesystem, unless you are careful to push changes back to a cloud storage location, you can get files duplicated, wrong versions and revisions. I don't think there is a silver bullet solution at this point for iOS file management other than using a single app that syncs directly to a shared folder.
Luckily, PDF Expert does just that and works with a plethora of server backed storage options - Dropbox, WebDAV, Google Drive, FTP / SFTP, Office 365 / SkyDrive, Box, Oxygen and Huddle currently:
Even better, you can set up sync to minimize the chance that you will forget to upload or download a changed document.
Best Answer
Documents by Readdle has a feature using which you can export images to Camera roll on your iPad. You can either export images individually, or select more than one images and export them all in one go.
To export a single image to your Camera roll, do the following:
Open the Documents app, locate the image you wish to export and tap on the options button (three blue dots) towards the bottom right of the image icon.
Tapping on the options button will reveal the app's share context menu. Tap on the Share button.
You'll be presented with iOS's share sheet. Tap on the Save Image button to export the image to the Camera roll.
A copy of the image will be saved in the Camera roll and can be viewed in the Photos app. This image will be available to any app which is permitted to access Photos.
To export multiple images to your Camera roll in one go, do the following:
Tap on the Select button in the toolbar at the top right and select the desired images.
In the sidebar on the left, tap on the Share button to reveal the iOS's share sheet. Tap on Save x images to export them to the Camera roll in one go.