How can I tell if my iPad is 32 or 64-bit?
Any iPad Air or later or iPad mini 2 or later has 64 bit processors.

This basically means any iPad released on/after November 2013.

In terms of iOS devices generally (i.e. iPods, iPhones and iPads) any device with an Apple A7 or later chip will be 64-bit.

For iOS devices generally (as well as tvOS and watchOS devices), you can refer to Blake's iOS Device Specifications Grid for an easy reference to determine this and other specs.

Note: I have no affiliation with Blake Patterson or blakespot.com.



If you have no idea what device you have

If you aren't sure what device you've got, then:


Go to Settings > General > About
Make a note of the Model
Now visit EveryMac.com's lookup page
You'll see a field labelled as: Enter Mac, iPod, iPhone or iPad Identifier
Enter the Model number you obtained at Step 2
Click on the Lookup button
Now you'll get a summary of the device with a link to full details
Compare that info with my answer above, or click on the link to view full details. If viewing full details you'll find whether it's a 32-bit or 64-bit processor that powers your device.