How to Transfer Photo Albums from iPhone or iPad to PC

In this guide, you will learn three ways on how to transfer photo albums from iPhone/iPad to PC.

The photos on your iPhone or iPad take up a large part of your device storage. These photos generally include the pictures you took with your iPhone or iPad camera, the screenshots you took with your device, and the images you saved from the apps you use. To free up your device space or make a backup of these precious photos, you may want to transfer photo albums from your iPhone or iPad to PC. "How do I import photo albums from iPhone to Windows 10?", then you asked.

Actually, there are many ways totransfer photos from iPhone/iPad to computer, but not all of them allow you to copy photos by album. To transfer photo albums from iPhone or iPad to computer. Here are the solutions:

Part 1. How to Transfer Photo Albums from iPhone/iPad to PC All at Once

来transfer photos from your iPhone/iPad to PC (or Mac) by album, the reliable iPhone data transfer software -EaseUS MobiMoverwill help. With it, you are able to transfer all photos and albums at once or copy pictures selectively according to your needs.

Besides, you can alsotransfer photos from PC to iPhone/iPador sync photos from one iPhone/iPad to another using EaseUS MobiMover.

Other than photos, content like videos, music, ringtones, contacts, messages, voice memos, and more are also supported.

来transfer photo albums from iPhone/iPad to PC:

Step 1.Connect your iPad to your PC running Windows 7 and later. Start EaseUS MobiMover and go to "Pictures" > "Albums".

Step 2.Select the albums you'd like to copy from your iPad to PC. You can click the "Settings" option to customize the storage path for the exported albums on your computer.

Step 3.点击“转到电脑”按钮,MobiMover will start transferring albums from your iPad to your PC automatically. When it has completed, go to the destination to check the files.

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Part 2. How to Transfer Photo Albums from iPhone/iPad to PC Wirelessly

If you prefer to transfer iPhone photos wirelessly without a USB cable, using iCloud is what you need. With iCloud on, you can sync your iPhone albums from iPhone to iCloud, afterward, you can download the photos in the albums to your computer.

来use iCloud, you need to make sure there is enough storage for you to store your entire photo library since iCloud sync all items and you have no chance to transfer pictures selectively. If not, you will fail to copy photos from your iPhone or iPad to computer as you want to.

来transfer iPhone/iPad photo albums to PC via iCloud:

Step 1.On your iPhone or iPad, go to "Settings" > [your name] > "iCloud" > "Photos" and turn on "iCloud Photos".

Step 2.On your PC, visit iCloud.com and sign in with your Apple ID. (Make sure you are using the same Apple ID as the one you use on your iPhone or iPad.)

Step 3.Choose "Photos" among the options and you will see all your iPhone photos and albums there. (iCloud photos are not syncing? Learn how to fix it with ease.)

Step 4.Select the photo album that contains the photos you want to transfer and then choose the pictures you want to copy.

Step 5.Click the download button, choose to save the "Unmodified Originals" or "Most Compatible", then click "Download" to start transferring photos from your iPhone or iPad to the computer.

Part 3. How to Import Photos from iPhone/iPad to PC via File Explorer or Photos

If you don't mind transferring all photos at once (not grouped as different folders), you can import photos from your iPhone or iPad to PC directly via a USB cable, either using Windows Explorer (called File Explorer in Windows 10) or the Photos app (available in Windows 8 and Windows 10).

Both Windows Explorer and Photos are the built-in utilities on Windows and allow you to transfer photos from your iPhone or iPad to Windows PC. However, they can't copy photos by album, which means all your iPhone photos will be stored in a folder. If that's acceptable for you, follow the steps below to import photos from your iPhone or iPad to computer with a USB cable.

Option 1. Import Photos from iPhone to PC with File Explorer

Step 1.Connect your iDevice to computer.

Step 2.Unlock the device, trust the computer, and enter your password as asked.

Step 3.Go to "This PC" > [your device name] > "Internal Storage" > "DCIM" > "100APPLE" and you will see your photos from your iPhone. (You can only see the photos taken by your iPhone/iPad camera or the screenshots. Images from other sources are not supported.)

Step 4.Copy and paste the photos from your iPhone or iPad to the computer.

Option 2. Import Photos from iPhone/iPad to PC using Photos

Step 1.Connect your iPhone/iPad to your PC.

Step 2.Click "Allow" on your iDevice to trust the computer.

Step 3.Open the "Photos" app and click "Import".

Step 4.Click "From a USB device" from the drop-down menu and the app will look for a device to import photos from automatically. Afterward, it will show you how many items it has found.

Step 5.You can import selected items or import all the items it found according to your needs.

Step 6.Click "Continue" to start transferring photos on your iPhone/iPad to the PC.

Conclusion

All of the three tips above allow you to get photos off your iPhone without iTunes. For you to make a better choice:

• If you want your photos to be well sorted, transferring photo albums using EaseUS MobiMover is the best option for you.
• If you like to send photos wirelessly, use iCloud or other cloud-based services.
• If you want to spare software installation, import photos from your iPhone or iPad to PC directly using Windows File Explorer or the photos app.

Carry out the method best suited to your needs to transfer iPhone/iPad photo albums to PC with ease.