Have backed up the photos on your computer from your old iPhone and want to download them to your new iPhone 7? Or have saved some attractive photos on your computer and want to transfer them to your iPhone 7? If so, there are 4 tips that can help you out of the problem, either with or without iTunes. If you want to transfer photos from computer to your iPhone 7 without syncing, the three tips in Part 1 can help you make it. While if you don't mind the data loss on your iPhone 7, using iTunes can be your choice. Read on to get the details.
Part 1: How to transfer photos from computer to iPhone 7 without iTunes
Tip 1: Transfer photos from computer to iPhone 7 with MobiMover (FREE)
Want to transfer lots of photos from computer to your iPhone 7 with fast speed and without replacing the existing data on your iPhone? Using MobiMover Free is your choice if you think exactly the same. As an iOS data transfer tool, MobiMover can export files from PC to iPhone/iPad, transfer files from one iPhone/iPad to another and back up your iPhone/iPad content to PC. Photos are not the only files that in the support list. Other files like songs, playlists, ringtones, contacts, messages and more are also included. What's more attractive is that you can enjoy all these features for completely free. Follow the steps below to learn how to use MobiMover to transfer photos from computer to your iPhone 7.
Step 1: Download and install MobiMover on your PC with Windows 10/8.1/8/7. As you may know, you need to install iTunes on your PC to help your iPad to be identified.
Step 2: Connect your iPhone 7 to your PC and launch MobiMover. Then a prompt will pop out on your device asking you whether to trust this computer or not, click "Trust" to continue.
Step 3: From the main interface of MobiMover, tap on "Transfer to This Device" and choose to transfer photos "By folder" or "By file". If you want to transfer a few files, please click By folder.
Step 4: Choose the folders or files you want to transfer and click "Select Folder" or "Open" to confirm the selection.
Step 5: After the selection, MobiMover will show you which App the items will be transferred to in the window. You can click "Add" to continue to select the items you want to transfer or click "Transfer" to begin to transfer the selected item to your iPad.
Step 6: The photos will be transferred to Photos App on your iPhone 7 automatically. When it's finished, you can go to the App to check the items.
With MobiMover installed on your PC, you can try things like importing videos from iPhone to computer, backing up text messages on iPhone and transferring contacts from iPhone to iPhone and you will find that it's really easy and fast to manage iPhone/iPad content with MobiMover. Don't hesitate to have a try.
Tip 2: Transfer pictures from computer to iPhone 7 with AirDrop
If you are a Mac user, this tip is a good choice for you. If you are not sure about how to use AirDrop to transfer photos from Mac to your iPhone 7, you can read the blog post about how to turn on AirDrop on iPhone and Mac for reference.
Tip 3: Get pictures from computer to iPhone 7 with Mail
You can add the photos as an attachment to the email that you will send to yourself. Check the email on your iPhone and download the photos to your iPhone. This method is suitable when you just want to transfer a few photos from your computer to iPhone because there is a limitation on the size of the attachment. But there is no limitation on how many emails you can send.
Part 2: How to transfer photos from computer to iPhone 7 with iTunes
If your iTunes can’t work properly during the process, you might need to know the fixes to iTunes Won’t Sync to iPhone issue.
Step 1: Connect your iPhone 7 to your computer and iTunes will open automatically.
Step 2: Tap on the Device tab and select your iPhone 7.
Step 3: Choose "Photos" under "Settings" and click the checkbox next to "Sync Photos".
Step 4: Select the folder in which you save the photos that you want to copy to your iPhone next to "Copy photos from:" and click "Apply" to begin to download photos from computer to your iPhone 7.
