Download pictures from pc to phone

Click Apply. Your selected photos will begin uploading to your iPhone. Once the photos finish uploading, they will appear on your iPhone. Method 2. Connect your phone to your computer. Attach one end of the charger cable to your Android and the other to your computer's USB port.

Click your pictures' folder. This will normally be the Pictures folder in the left-hand sidebar, but if you're transferring images from a different location, click that folder in the sidebar instead. Select pictures to move. Click and drag your mouse across a group of pictures you want to select, or hold down Ctrl and click each picture you want to select individually. Click Home. This tab is in the upper-left corner of the window. A toolbar will appear below the Home tab area.

Click Copy to. It's a folder-shaped icon in the "Organize" section of the toolbar. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. Click Choose location…. This option is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. A pop-up window will appear. Click your Android's name. You'll find it in the middle of the window, though you may have to scroll down first. Click the DCIM folder. It's below the Android's name.

Doing so expands the DCIM folder to show its contents. Click the Camera folder. This is below the DCIM folder. Click it selects the Camera folder as the copied images' destination. Click Copy. It's a button in the bottom-right corner of the pop-up window.

Doing so will begin transferring the selected photos to your Android's internal storage; once there, they will be viewable from your Android's Photos app. Method 3. Connect your Android to your Mac. If your Android prompts you to select a connection type, tap Media device MTP on its screen before continuing. Download and install Android File Transfer. Select your pictures' location. Click the pictures' folder in the left-hand column of folders. This will open the folder in the Finder window.

Select pictures to transfer. Copy the pictures. Click the Edit menu item, then click Copy in the resulting drop-down menu. Open Android File Transfer. If Android File Transfer doesn't automatically open, click the Launchpad spaceship icon, then click the Android File Transfer icon, which resembles a green Android mascot. Double-click the Internal storage or SD card folder.

Depending on where you want to store your photos, this step will vary. Double-click the DCIM folder. This will open to another folder. Double-click the Camera folder. It's where your Android's photos are stored. Paste the pictures into this folder. Click anywhere in the folder, then click Edit and click Paste Items in the drop-down menu. Your copied photos will begin transferring over to your Android. Once they finish doing so, you'll be able to view them in your Android's Photos app.

Method 4. Open the iCloud site. Log into iCloud. This will log you into your iCloud account. If you're already logged in, skip this step. It's a multicolored pinwheel icon on a white background. Doing so will open your iCloud Photos app. Click the "Upload" button.

This icon resembles a cloud with an upward-facing arrow. Click the photos' storage folder. Click the folder in which your photos are stored.

You'll find a list of folders on the left side of the window, so look for the pertinent folder there. Select photos to upload. Click Open. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will prompt your photos to begin uploading to iCloud.

Wait for your photos to finish uploading. This will take some time depending on how many photos you're uploading. Once the upload is complete, your photos should be accessible on your iPhone. In order for the photos to show up on your iPhone, you must have iCloud Photo Library enabled on your iPhone.

Method 5. Open the Google Photos website on a computer. This will open a page with your Android's photos if they are backed up. You may first have to sign into your Google account with your email address and password if this is your first time opening Google Photos. This blue button is in the top-right side of the page. Click your photos' location. Click a folder with photos in it on the left side of the File Explorer or Finder window.

Select an upload quality. Check one of the following options: High quality - Uploads the photo s in high quality resolution at a reduced file size. This does not count against your Google Drive storage limit. Original - Uploads the photo s in the original resolution, which may be higher than the "High quality" option. This counts against your Google Drive storage limit. This option is in the bottom-right corner of the quality window. Doing so will prompt the photo s to begin uploading to your Google Photos account.

Open Google Photos on your Android. This app resembles a red, yellow, green, and blue four-point star. If you aren't signed into Google Photos, you'll first enter your email address and password when prompted. It's in the top-left corner of the screen.

A pop-out menu will appear. Tap Settings. It's near the bottom of the pop-out menu. This is near the top of the Settings menu. Method 6. Download the Xender app to your phone. On the Xender app, tap on the Connect to PC shortcut at the top right corner of the screen. On the top right corner, there is a laptop icon and a plus icon. The laptop icon is the shortcut to the Connect to PC feature.

You can also tap on the plus icon and a list will show up. You can also tap on Connect to PC there. Accept the permissions the Xender app requests like access to storage and location. On Android, apps need permission to access files on the device. Location information is important in detecting the Wi-Fi hotspot your device is connected to. Connect your devices at the same Wi-Fi hotspot.

Check the box next to Sync photos to your device from: to enable syncing. In the drop down menu, choose the program that contains the photos you want to sync to your iPhone. In most cases, this will be the pre-installed Photos app. You can also choose to sync photos from a folder by clicking Choose folder Choose your sync settings. You can choose to sync All photos and albums or Selected Albums. If you choose Selected Albums, check the ones you want to sync in the box at the bottom.

You can also choose to sync favorite photos and to videos. When you've chosen your settings, click Apply to save your settings and transfer photos from your Mac to your iPhone.

If the photos don't start to transfer automatically, click the Sync button at the bottom right to start the transfer. Transferring photos from a PC to an iPhone is pretty similar to using a Mac, except that you use iTunes instead of the Finder.

To do this, you need:. Once you've got that, here's what you need to do:. Connect your iPhone to your Windows PC using a cable. If iTunes doesn't open automatically, open it. If prompted, unlock your iPhone using your passcode and "trust" the phone by following the onscreen prompts.

In iTunes, click the iPhone icon just beneath the playback controls in the top left corner. In the left-hand sidebar, click Photos. Check the box next to Sync photos to enable syncing.

In the drop down, choose the program that contains the photos you want to sync to your iPhone. This should be the pre-installed Windows Photos app. You can also sync photos from a folder by clicking Choose folder You can sync All photos and albums or Selected Albums.

If you choose Selected Albums, check the ones you want to sync. For either option, you can also sync favorite photos and to videos. When you're done, click Apply to save your settings and transfer photos from your PC to your iPhone. If the transfer doesn't start right away, click Sync at the bottom right to start transferring photos. If you store your photos in your iCloud Photo Library, getting them from there to your iPhone is so simple you hardly have to do anything at all.

Just set up your iPhone to sync with your iCloud Photo Library once and then all of your uploads will be automatically synced to your iPhone. Here's how:. On your iPhone, tap Settings. Tap your name at the top of the screen. Tap iCloud. Tap Photos. When you do this, photos will sync from your iCloud account to your iPhone. How long this takes depends on how many photos and videos you have and how large the files are. Whenever you next want to sync photos from iCloud to iPhone, just add the photos to iCloud via the web or your Mac's Photos app.

Once they upload to iCloud, they'll automatically download to your iPhone. If you store your photos in the cloud, but prefer to use Google Photos instead of iCloud, you can still transfer photos to your iPhone. To do this, you'll need:. When you've got these three things, simply add photos to your Google Photos account from compatible apps or by dragging and dropping photos onto Google Photos site from your computer.

Then, the next time you open the Google Photos app on your iPhone, the new photos will sync to the app and be transferred to your iPhone. It's that simple! Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.