Use iCloud Photo Library:
iCloud Photo Library is a built-in feature of the iPhone and Mac that allows you to sync your photos across all of your devices. To use this method, you'll need to enable iCloud Photo Library on both your iPhone and Mac and ensure that you are signed in to iCloud on both devices.
Use the Photos app:
You can use the Photos app on your Mac to import photos from your iPhone. Simply connect your iPhone to your Mac using a Lightning-to-USB cable, and then open the Photos app. The app should automatically detect your iPhone and allow you to import your photos.
Use Image Capture:
Image Capture is a built-in app on your Mac that allows you to import photos from your iPhone. To use this method, connect your iPhone to your Mac using a Lightning-to-USB cable and then open Image Capture. The app should automatically detect your iPhone and allow you to import your photos.
Use AirDrop:
AirDrop is a wireless file transfer feature that allows you to transfer files between your iPhone and Mac over a WiFi connection. To use this method, ensure that both your iPhone and Mac are connected to the same WiFi network, and then use the "Share" button on your iPhone to send the photos to your Mac.
Use a cloud storage service:
You can use a cloud storage service like Google Drive, Dropbox, or Microsoft OneDrive to transfer your photos from your iPhone to your Mac. Simply upload your photos to the cloud service on your iPhone, and then download them to your Mac.
Use email:
You can use email to transfer your photos from your iPhone to your Mac by attaching the photos to an email and sending them to yourself. Once you receive the email on your Mac, you can download the photos and save them to your computer.
Use a third-party app:
There are many third-party apps that you can use to transfer photos from your iPhone to your Mac. Some popular options include iMazing, AnyTrans, and SyncMate.
