How to upload videos from imac to ipad

Hi guys, i have to learn a lot about iCloud, but i dont know how to upload my videos from my iMac via iCloud to my iPad, I have some clips like 7minutes durations 612mb, but what application i have to have to use, or where i have to go to drag and drop it? thank you.

You can only add videos to iCloud if you add them to a shared stream, and if they are 5 min. in duration or less. To add longer videos, import them to iTunes by opening iTunes on your computer, going to File>Add to Library then navigating to the videos. Then connect your iPad to your computer, open iTunes, click on the name of your iPad in iTunes, go to the Movies tab of your iTunes sync settings, check Sync Movies and check the videos you want to sync, then click Apply at the bottom to sync.

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