We will increase the availability of the preview to more Insiders over time and based on feedback we receive with this first set of Insiders. We are beginning this preview with a small percentage of Insiders at first throughout this week, which means not all Insiders will see the preview right away. If you are new to the Windows Insider Program, you can go here to get started. The preview will begin rolling out to Insiders who have opted in their device into one of the 3 Insider Channels via Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program. That folder then opens automatically for you to view the transferred photos.As announced today by Panos, we are beginning an early preview of Phone Link for iOS on Windows 11 with Windows Insiders. Your photos are then transferred, and PhotoSync creates a subfolder under your Pictures folder. In the mobile app, tap the name of your computer. If you select your computer, make sure the companion app is running on your Windows PC or Mac. You can now opt to transfer all the photos in your library or just the selected images.Ĭhoose the destination, such as your computer, another phone or tablet, or a storage site. Tap the red transfer circle in the upper-right corner. Fire up the mobile app, and it automatically displays your camera roll. For a one-time purchase of $13.99 or a subscription of 99 cents a month or $2.99 a year, you’ll get higher quality image transfers and other bonus features.ĭownload the app onto your phone and then install the free PhotoSync Companion (Opens in a new window) for your Windows PC or Mac. The basic app is free but limits your photos to low-quality JPG images. You can transfer photos to a Windows or Mac computer, a network-attached storage device, or an online storage site such as OneDrive or Dropbox. PhotoSync ( iOS (Opens in a new window), Android (Opens in a new window)) also uses mobile and desktop apps.
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