Do you need to copy some photos from your iPhone or iPad to your computer? One option is to get out your sync cable, but that's a hassle -- and not always practical if you're looking to copy photos to a computer other than your own. Show
Maybe, for example, your sister wants all the photos you just snapped of your nephew's birthday party. Or you need to share some iPhone screenshots in a blog post. Email is one option, of course, but a limited and clunky one. Until Google discontinued it, Bump offered a very easy way to transfer photos to a PC, no cable required. Before that, I used old favorite WiFi Photo -- but it hasn't been updated in years and no longer works properly. Janos BarkaiThankfully, there's a similar solution, and it's free and easy (once you know how). Here's the process: Step one: Download and install WiFi Photo Transfer. Step two: Run the app, and agree to let it access your photos. (That's a one-time approval you won't need to repeat.) Make sure your iDevice is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the computer you're going to use. Step three: Note the Web address shown in the app. (It'll be something like http://192:168.0.1:15555 though you can leave out the portion before the numbers.) Open a browser on your PC or Mac, then type in that address. Step four: In the browser, click Camera Roll. (You may also see other available libraries stored on your iDevice, which you can access for file-copying as well.) Step five: To copy just one photo, click the one you want, then choose one of the available download options on the next screen: full size, large, medium, or small. Screenshot by Rick Broida/CNETStep six: To copy multiple photos, click the blue Download in Zip button. Don't worry, nothing will download yet; you can now specify a range of photos or click the checkbox next to each one you want. Once you've made your picks, click Download Selected Pictures. That'll copy everything to your default download folder -- all neatly zipped, of course. Screenshot by Rick Broida/CNETAnd that's it. Once you've done this a couple times, it boils down to a few simple steps: run the app, open your browser, and choose your pics. Like everything good in life, it's fast, easy, wireless, and free! Easily access your photo libraries via wifi from any computer with a web browser! Just start the app and enter the displayed address into the address bar of your browser. Works with any computer that has a modern browser (like desktop or portable computers, iPads, or even an other iPhone) and is on the same wifi network as your phone, iPod or iPad. - You can select and transfer multiple photos at once It's simple yet useful. And it's free. What’s NewOct 16, 2019 Version 2.9.4 hopefully the last of the iOS 13 related bugfixes: reencoding pictures to JPEG did not work for some people, this update fixes that. Ratings and Reviews4.6 out of 5 1.7K Ratings
Excellent but need to convert HEIC to JPEG for my use
Wish I had known about this long ago
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App PrivacyThe developer, Voxeloid Kft., has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy. No Details ProvidedThe developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update. InformationSeller Voxeloid Kft.Size 12 MBCategory Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 9.0 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 9.0 or later. iPod touch Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later. Age Rating 4+Copyright © 2010 Janos BarkaiPrice Free
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What is the best way to transfer photos from iPhone to PC?First, connect your iPhone to a PC with a USB cable that can transfer files.. Turn your phone on and unlock it. Your PC can't find the device if the device is locked.. On your PC, select the Start button and then select Photos to open the Photos app.. Select Import > From a USB device, then follow the instructions.. How do I transfer photos from iPhone to laptop without cable?Wirelessly, with email, messages, or AirDrop: You can use email, messages, and AirDrop to send files to yourself from one device and download them on another. See Transfer files wirelessly between your iPhone and computer with email, messages, or AirDrop.
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