All you need is the Lightning-to-USB cable you use for charging. This is the same cable you use for charging your phone. You may have to unlock your iPhone before you see this popup. Head here and double-click it. JPG files, videos as. MOV files, and screenshots as. PNG files. You can double-click them to view them right from your iPhone. You can also copy them to your PC using either drag-and-drop or copy-and-paste.
Or, you could just grab the whole DCIM folder if you want. Just make sure to copy instead of move the items, if you want them to remain on your phone. If you see files with the. This is the default setting as of iOS 11 , but you need third-party software to view these files on Windows. Your iPhone automatically converts the photos to.
HEIC files. Any application that can import photos from a digital camera or USB device can also import photos from an iPhone or iPad. Photos you import in this way are saved in your Pictures folder. Many other image management and photography programs offer this feature. Your iPhone will then automatically upload your photos to your Apple iCloud account. Photos that you take are automatically uploaded to your iCloud Photo Library, and then the iCloud software automatically downloads a copy of them to your PC.
So, if you delete something from a synced folder on your PC, it is also deleted on your phone. If you have more than one USB item plugged in, click your iPhone's name before proceeding. It may take a couple of tries to get your iPhone to show up here. Select photos to transfer onto your computer. All of the photos on your iPhone will initially be selected, but you can click the checkmark in the upper-right side of each photo that you don't want to import to prevent it from importing.
You can also click the Unselect all link near the top of the "Select items to import" window to uncheck every photo and then click each photo that you want to import. If you want to delete the photos you're importing from your iPhone after they're added to your computer, click the Import settings link near the bottom of the window, then check the "Delete items from my device after I import them" box and click Done.
Click Import selected. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will prompt the photos to begin importing into your computer. Once they're finished, you'll see a notification appear in the lower-right corner of your computer's screen, at which point you can detach your iPhone from your computer.
Method 2. Connect your iPhone to your Mac. Select your iPhone. Click your iPhone's name on the left side of the window to select it as the place from which you'll import photos. Select the photos you'd like to download. Do so by clicking on images in the window. Skip this step if you want to import all of the photos that aren't already on your computer.
Click Import Selected. It's in the upper-right corner of the window. The number of photos that you selected will appear in this button e. Click Imports. It's on the left side of the window. The photos you just transferred will be listed on this page. Method 3. Make sure that you have enough space. This method allows you to upload all of your photos to iCloud, at which point you can download them onto any computer with Internet access; however, your iCloud storage must exceed the amount of storage that your photos take up.
You start with 5 gigabytes of free storage, but you may need to upgrade your storage before you can store your photos. Tap your Apple ID. It's the top section in the Settings menu that contains your name and image if you've added one.
Tap iCloud. It's in the second section of the menu, near the middle of the screen. Tap Photos. Open iCloud on a computer. Log into iCloud. If you're already logged into iCloud, skip this step. Click the Photos tab.
You'll find this in the upper-left side of the page. Log into it with the same Apple ID you used on your iPhone. Here, you may need to permit a verification code on your iPhone. Then, click on the " iCloud Drive " panel and tick off other features you need. Finally, tap on "Apply" to confirm these settings. Find the photo album you need and copy them to a folder on your computer.
If you feel that using iCloud is too complicated, then Dropbox is a good replacement. Just log in to your Dropbox account and you'll be able to create a Dropbox folder on your PC that will sync with your iPhone, including all albums.
Dropbox provides free space for storing files on your iPhone and allows you to download these files to your computer via the Dropbox program. The detailed process is as follows.
Step 1 : Launch Dropbox app on your iPhone and go to choose " Uploads " tab from the screen. Just choose a location to save the photo albums on Dropbox app. Step 3 : Once the upload process is finished, you can turn to the computer, launch Dropbox software and click on the Dropbox folder.
Find the photo albums you want to transfer and copy them to a location on your computer. Connect your iPhone to PC. Type in your password when asked and choose "Trust This Computer". Step 4. Choose your iPhone, select the photos you want to transfer, and click "Import" to begin to transfer your iPhone photos to PC. Select the folder in which you'd like to save your photos in "Import Settings".
Select the photos and click "Import" to start to copy photos from iPhone to PC. The app is available for both Windows and Macs so irrespective of which platform you use, you are covered. This is very useful, since both operative systems are not compatible.
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