How to Transfer Word Document to iPhone

Sync Word Document to iPhone with ApowerManager 

ApowerManager is a professional mobile device management software used on the computer desktop. Apart from comprehensive control of your mobile, it also allows you to transfer data from iOS to PC and the other way around. The biggest advantage of using this tool to transfer Word documents to iPhone is its capability of putting the documents into a Word app directly. Just stick to the steps here.

Step 1: Download and install the application on your computer.
Step 2: On the main interface, click “Manage”, “Apps” and then “App files”. Afterwards, choose a Word app which you want to transfer the documents into.

Step 3: Select “Import” and find the word files in your computer. Click “Open”.

Note: You need to purchase a VIP account to import Word Document to your iOS device using Apowermanager.

In this way, the word documents will be saved into the app. Then you can use this Word application to read the files conveniently. Most file transfer apps don't support transferring Word Document to iPhone, iPad. Thus, this ApowerManager could be worth trying.   

Although ApowerManager transfers your document to iPhone efficiently, it has several shortcomings such as a USB cable is required, you have to select the corresponding apps when you transfer various kinds of documents. Here we recommend another alternative that can avoid these disadvantages, that’s transfer word document to iPhone wirelessly using IOTransfer.

To know how it helps you to clean and speed up your iOS device, please follow the steps below:

Step 1: Open App Store on your iPhone, search for ‘AirTrans – IOTransfer via WIFI’ and install it. 

Step 2: Turn on your computer, Download IOTranfer for free and install it. Then run it.

Step 3: Click the AIR-TRANS tab on IOTransfer. Click ‘Start Transfer’, it will search for available devices or you can scan the RQ code with AirTrans on your iOS device to connect.

Step4:  Click the Send to iPhone button, then select the Word Document file and click Open to transfer it to your iPhone.

In conclusion, this tutorial explains how to transfer Microsoft Office documents from PC to iPhone or iPad. Do you think they are useful? Actually, the above tools not only allow you to transfer Word Document, it also supports transferring Excel, PowerPoint, PDF files, etc.  

Except for the previously mentioned shortcomings of ApowerManager, the other big issue of ApowerManager is that it offers no trial and you must pay for it so that you can use it. This makes most users hesitate because most of us want to evaluate the app's performance by ourselves via the trial. The good news is that IOTransfer offers a free trial that allows you to transfer 20 files one day. But IOTransfer offers a free trial that allows you to transfer 20 files one day, you do not need to pay money for it if you only want to transfer a few files. Once transferred, you can access the documents on the iOS device. Why not give IOTransfer a shot? It is free.