Export iPhone Photos to SD Card

Top 2 Ways to Transfer iPhone Photos to SD Card 2017

September. 12, 2017 10:24 am / Posted by Bobby Hills to Card Tips
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As photos take up a large part of the storage in iPhone, some people may want to transfer iPhone photos to SD card to free up some storage space. Or you just bought a new Android phone and need to import all your precious pictures form the old iOS device. This post will introduce you 2 easy ways to copy iPhone pictures to SD card.

Method 1: Export Photos from iPhone to SD Card with iCareFone
Method 2: Transfer iPhone Pictures to SD Card on Computer Manually

Method 1: Export Photos from iPhone to SD Card with iCareFone

iCareFone is a professional iOS file manager tool, which is capable of transferring photos, music, videos, messages and other up to 9 types of files between iPhone and SD card easily. Download and install this handy software and follow the steps below to move pictures from iPhone to SD card quickly.

• Run iCareFone on your computer and connect iPhone to PC. Once the software detects your device, click “File Manage” and then choose “Photos” from the categories.

• Now the program will list all the pictures on your iPhone automatically. You can preview and choose the photos you need.

• Click “Export” and then choose SD card as the save path to transfer all the selected images to it quickly.

Method 2: Transfer iPhone Pictures to SD Card on Computer Manually

If you prefer to transfer photos from Micro or Wi-Fi SD card from iPhone manually, you can follow the guide below.

• Insert the SD card to the SD card reader and plug it into computer. Connect your iPhone to computer and you’ll see a pop-up window, click “Open device to view files”.

• Now choose “Internal Storage” to view all the pictures on your iPhone. Choose those you need and copy them to the SD card.

Now you‘ve learnt how to transfer pictures from iPhoneX/8/8 Plus/7/7 Plus/SE/6S/6 Plus/6/5s/5 to SD card clearly. iCareFone really makes it easy to manage files between iPhone and other storage device, isn’t it? If you have any other questions on this guide or iCareFone, please feel free to leave a comment in the comment section.

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