How Do I Create .TXT Files on iPad?

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Hello, I need to create a .txt file, but I’m using an iPad on iOS 15 and I have no idea how to do that.
If you suggest the document scanner, I won’t use it because I don’t understand how it works.
PS: I don’t own a Mac or any computer, so any computer-based solutions won’t be useful to me. I’m only interested in solutions that involve the iPad.

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I don’t think there are any built-in tools for creating a text file on iPad, so you’ll probably need to download an app from the App Store.
Maybe you can try exporting from Pages, but it’s likely to export as a PDF or rich text (RTF).

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In your case, to create a .txt file on your iPad, you can use a note-taking app like Notes or a text editor from the App Store.

In the Notes app, simply create a new note and then export or share it as a .txt file using the “Share” option.

Alternatively, apps like Textastic or Notepad can also help you create and save .txt files directly.

Hope these can resolve your doubts.

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Here are a few ways to create a .txt file on iPad:

  1. Notes App: Open the Notes app, create a new note, and type your text. You can then share it via email and choose “Save to Files” to save it as a .txt file.

  2. Pages App: Create a document in Pages, then use the export feature to save it as a .txt file (if available).

  3. Text Editor Apps: Download a dedicated text editor app(you can search), which allows you to create and save .txt files directly.