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. Select photos to download. You use the lightning USB port on the bottom of the phone. You can also transfer with wifi, but that takes a little more initial effort.
Not Helpful 18 Helpful After pressing the import, it starts to import and then stops with a message saying "there is a fault", but doesn't describe the fault. What should I do? Did you allow access to the data. Check the iPhone, unlock the screen and allow access in the popup of the iPhone OS.
Not Helpful 22 Helpful If your computer doesn't recognize your device, then download iTunes and try again. You can also use cloud storage and access it from your computer. Not Helpful 54 Helpful Plug your iPhone into your computer, then go to file explorer. You will see iPhone at side. Open up the folder where your photos are saved, and drag them to your iPhone's icon. Not Helpful 27 Helpful I had that problem, even after I clicked "Trust this computer" on my iPhone's pop-up window.
The only thing that solved it was opening up iTunes on my laptop with my phone synced to it. I was then able to import photos using the Windows Photo app. This mode allows you to transfer data from iPhone to PC in one click. Step 2. MobiMover supports transferring audio, videos, pictures, books, contacts, messages, etc. Here, choose "Pictures" only. MobiMover will save the files on your desktop by default. You can customize the path as you need.
Step 3. Now, click the "Transfer" button to start transferring photos from your iPhone to PC. The transfer time depends on the file size. Wait patiently. File Explorer, a file manager application for PCs, also does an excellent job transferring photos and videos between mobile phones and computers. If you have an Office subscription which nets you a 1TB of storage , then it makes sense to use Windows-based devices to sync your photos with OneDrive. That combination makes it a much better deal than iCloud.
Box offers 10GB of storage space straight out of the box. But there's a catch — it won't perform automatic uploads unless you upgrade to a paid account. Regardless, having twice the amount of storage compared to iCloud which you can use to upload select items can come in handy.
Well, it does let you share items with contacts. Box is available on all major mobile and desktop platforms. Upgrading to a paid Box account makes little sense considering that the service is really geared towards small businesses.
Also, it's too expensive cost-wise for an average user. In short, put that 10GB to good use and look elsewhere for additional storage. Google Photos reigns king of unlimited photo and video backups, with Amazon Photos, Shutterfly, OneDrive, and Box all having their distinctive strong points.
However, you need to know that third-party cloud storages may not have your best interests at heart. Before switching over, always read the privacy policy of the service thoroughly to know what to expect. Apple's strongest point is user privacy. Your photos stored on iCloud Photos won't be used to mine data or for other nefarious purposes. With the help of this tool, you can back up your important photos and data, such as contacts and messages on your computer. By using this program, you can save your photos on your computer as backup and restore them anytime and download photos from iPhone to Windows Aside from its capability to back up and restore all your data, you can use this to mirror your phone screen on PC using USB cable or wirelessly on a larger screen.
You can take screenshots and record your phone screen from computer. To utilize this app, simply follow the steps below:. The second way to transfer iPhone photos is through the use of the Photos App by Windows In fact, we used it to download the screen-grabs for this very post you're reading now.
Price: free from the App Store universal app. NOTE: if you're downloading screen captures or videos you've taken on your iDevice, this app mislabels them as JPG so you get an error trying to open them in Photoshop and other applications. This note is only for iDevice screen captures, achieved by holding down the Home button and Sleep button simultaneously for a second, and for videos shot on your iPhone.
Thanks to Bruce Tognazzini for pointing out that videos are mislabeled as JPGs, as well as screen captures. Via App Storm. For you. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options.
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