Transfer Photos from Mac to iPhone with/without Cable

In this video guide, you will find four ways to transfer photos from Mac to iPhone (https://bit.ly/3M8hJCT) with or without a USB cable. Download EaseUS MobiMover (https://bit.ly/3YOdVym) for seamless photo transfer bewteen Mac and iPhone.

★★★TIME CODE★★★
00:00 Intro
00:26 Method 1. EaseUS MobiMover
01:05 Method 2. Finder
02:10 Method 3. AirDrop
03:08 Method 4. iCloud

1️⃣Part 1. Transfer Photos from Mac to iPhone with USB Cable
🔍Method 1. EaseUS MobiMover
Step 1. Connect iPhone to Mac, choose Mac to Phone transfer mode.
Step 2. Click Select Files and choose the photos you want to transfer.
Step 3. Click Transfer to initiate the photo transfer process.
🔍Method 2. Finder
Step 1. Connect your iPhone to your Mac with a USB cable and trust this computer.
Step 2. Lauch Finder, click your iPhone, and select the Photos from a list of file categories.
Step 3. Check the Sync option and select what folder you want to move to your iPhone.
Step 4. Finally, click Apply to start photo transer from Mac to your iOS device.
⚠️Note: If you use Finder, photos synced to your iPhone from other photo libraries will be removed, but photos and videos taken with your iPhone will not be affected.

2️⃣Part 2. Transfer Photos from Mac to iPhone without USB cable
🔍Method 1. AirDrop
Step 1. Go to Control Center and enable AirDrop on your iPhone. Launch Finder on your Mac and go to AirDrop tab.
Step 2. Once the Mac and the iPhone are connected, choose the photos on Mac and AirDrop them to your iPhone.
Step 3. Click Accept on your iPhone to receive and download these pictures.
🔍Method 2. iCloud
Step 1. On your iPhone, go to Settings, tap on your name, visit iCloud, and choose Photos. Enable iCloud Photos.
Step 2. On your Mac, go to iCloud.com and sign in to your account.
Step 3. Drag and drop the photos to iCloud. After the syncing process, you can go to the Photos app on your iPhone to check the images.
⚠️Note: However, there are some limitations for iCloud. For example, iCloud only provides 5 GB of storage for free use. Also, you can only upload JPG or JPEG photos to iCloud. [pause weak]What if you almost exceed the iCloud storage limitation? Well, you can buy extra storage or try AirDrop for wireless photo transfer.

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