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If it is a USB iPad, you can plug it into an external display. USB-C to USB-C monitor, or get a USB-C to HDMI or DVI adapter. You can also use a USB or Bluetoot

• sillysaurusx 3y ago
  Whoa. Does it automatically turn on? Note that I can’t get past the lock screen. Otherwise that’s a wonderful idea and I might try it anyway. Thanks!
  • gcr 3y ago
    Plug it into a USB-C dock and plug a USB mouse in. You can tap the lock screen code in that way, or you can type with a USB keyboard. Note: iPads only support USB-C displays that operate in "DisplayPort over USBC" mode, not "HDMI over USBC" mode (which requires more active circuitry), so only some USBC monitors will work. If you're worried, I suggest grabbing a DisplayPort-to-USBC dongle and plug it into the iPad that way. See here for the difference: https://hackaday.com/2023/01/17/all-about-usb-c-high-speed-interfaces/ https://hackaday.com/2023/01/17/all-about-usb-c-high-speed-i...
    • sillysaurusx 3y ago
      Brilliant, thank you so much. And thank you HN. You’ve helped salvage an artist’s work. Hopefully procreate will back up their art to iCloud one day.
      • mkaic 3y ago
        One of the features discussed in the keynote for this new app's announcement is that they are adding iCloud syncing as an option, and that all relevant new features coming to Procreate Dreams will also be added to Procreate. To me that sounds like there's a good chance they'll add iCloud sync to Procreate soon!