This is the definitive guide that will save your photos for Christmas with Dr.Fone

Hail, Dr.Phone: The end of the year parties mean two things: family together and unmissable clicks. Will you be able to send all the photos to your aunt's cell phone? Does your phone have enough memory for all files? Will you need help with this?

Don't worry, there is already an app for that and everything you need to know is here:

Saving Photos from iPhone to Laptop in 3 Steps

Do you have difficulties transferring photos from mobile to computer? If so, this walkthrough is for you. There are many reasons why you decide to save your photos on another device, the most common being: a) privacy; b) backup; c) storage problems and d) make room on your phone for another file.

Did you identify yourself? At one time or another we always end up dealing with these dilemmas, and for that, it is always good to know the options we have at hand. 

How about giving the tool a chance Dr.fone? With her help, you no longer need iTunes, for example. Let's start?

1.First of all, download the program on your computer of choice. Then just connect the iPhone to the computer and select the 'Transfer' option on the interface.

2. A new window will appear. Click on the 'Transfer Device Photos to PC' option and all your photo files will now be transferred to your computer.

3. If you want to transfer just a few photos of your own, just click on the photos section on the main page. After selecting, just click on the 'export to PC' option and that's it. It's simple. 

From iPhone to Android

The simplest method to import content from iOS to an Android system and vice versa is via the tool: Dr.Fone-Switch. You must have heard of her.

Switch allows you to transfer not only your entire contact list, both in your phone's memory and in your cloud account, such as iCloud and the like. In addition to text messages, photos, videos and even iPhone music.

All files can be transferred to an Android system phone or tablet. Here is a step by step:

1.Install the program on your PC, be it Windows or MAC. On your homepage, just click on the 'Swicth' option.

Tip: Don't have an easily accessible computer? try the Dr.Fone's Android app, which allows you to transfer files from iPhone to Android with the same ease, as well as files from iCloud. Yes, it's the same interface as in the previous tutorial. 

2. For the second step, just connect both iPhone and Android devices to the computer of your choice via USB cable. Both devices will be detected by the system and will appear in the program interface as shown in the image below.

3. Finally, select the files you want to be transferred and click on the 'Start Transfer' option. In case you find that your Android is polluted with content that is no longer of interest to you, there is the 'clear data before copy' option, which allows the program to do a scan before the transfer. 

On the Youtube channel there is a nice tutorial that explains the step by step with a comparison of effective transfer methods separated from the easiest to the most difficult, it is up to you to choose the one that meets your interest. Take a look: