![]() ![]() I've also tried using UIActivityViewController and got the same exact behaviour. I've tried with files that weighted up to 10MB without any trouble. Note that I don't know the right limit value but I sense (!) it is in the 20MB area. For example, I've transferred files bigger than 300MB from the Files app using AirDrop. In my tests most of the generated files are around 100MB which is not huge compared to what we can transfer using AirDrop from Apple's apps. ![]() Step 2: Go to the AirDrop screen, and you’ll notice the devices that are nearby and available. I'm also not convinced about that as I am working on a 2018 iPad Pro that has 6GB of RAM. Step 1: You’ll start by turning on your AirDrop, as you did in this post. Thus it doesn't feel like it could be a memory issue. It happens almost immediately after tapping on the person/device to share to. In this case where the png file is big, all the other Share/Open In. AirDrop uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for sending and receiving items. ![]() The app keeps running and I can still use it. How to use AirDrop to send files on iPhone, iPad and Mac AirDrop requirements. In the case the png file is bigger than something around 20MB, then the AirDrop functionality fails and the UIDocumentInteractionController popover is terminated by iOS with the error : viewServiceDidTerminateWithError:: Error Domain=_UIViewServiceInterfaceErrorDomain Code=3 "(null)" UserInfo= In the iPad app I'm working on, I'm generating png images that are supposed to be saved or shared using a UIDocumentInteractionController.Įvery option works well but one.
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