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With the dual camera embedded in iPhone X and the portrait mode built-in iPhone 8, you can take greater pictures and record more wonderful videos than ever. However, the higher the quality, the more space they will take on your iPhone. As time goes way, you may find your iPhone runs storage if you are a shutterbug. Then, you need to transfer some pictures from your iPhone to a huge-space external hard drive to keep the memorable files and free up iPhone space by deleting them on your iPhone.
However, for many iPhone users, they don't know how to back up iPhone photos to external hard drive, as iTunes won't allow so. Here, on this page, we will introduce you the easiest way to transfer photos from iPhone to external hard drive with EaseUS MobiMover Free, the top one and 100% free iPhone data transfer software in the world.
MobiMover Free is a Windows compatible iPhone manager program that has following features:
Following guides show you how to transfer photos from iPhone to external hard drive on Windows PC or laptop, on the contrary, you also can use MobiMover Free to import photos from PC to iPhone, put music to new iPhone or add ringtones to iPhone 8.
Download and install EaseUS MobiMover Free on your computer with Windows 10/8/7 by clicking the download button below, connect your external hard drive to your PC, then follow the steps to copy photos from iPhone to the storage device.
Step 1. Connect your iPhone to PC running Windows 7 or later. Run EaseUS MobiMover and click "Phone to PC" on the screen. Then, click the "Next" button to continue.
Step 2. Check the category/categories you want to transfer from your iPhone to PC running Windows 10/8/7. As you can see, you can copy other supported files together with photos from your iPhone to PC at once.
Step 3. Now, click the "Transfer" button to transfer the photos from iPhone to your PC in one-click. If you've customized the storage path, find the files there. If not, you can check them on your desktop.