If you need to transfer photos from your Samsung phone to your computer, most people will consider using the tried and trusted wired connection. But maybe, on this occasion, you can't find a suitable cable. Or maybe you broke it. Or maybe you just like to do things a little bit differently. Show
Whatever the reason, wirelessly transferring your images isn't a great deal more complicated than using a cable. As long as you know what you're doing, that is. And that's where we step in. Here's how you go about it. How To Transfer Photos From Samsung Phone To Computer WirelesslyIf you do want to transfer images from your phone to your computer wirelessly, here's exactly what you need to do:
Read More: How To Check If Samsung Phone Is Original Once the process is finished, you can then go to whichever folder you saved your photos in, and they'll all be there, ready and waiting for you. It really is that simple. Use Phone LinkMicrosoft does offer an app called Phone Link. This allows your PC to access your phone for things like viewing and sending text messages, making and receiving calls, and crucially, sharing photos. Once you've paired your phone and your PC via the app, you can then access your photos, and choose any that you want to transfer to your computer. Using The CloudAn alternative method that we'll touch on briefly, is to use a cloud-based storage system, that you can then access from whichever computer you are using, and download it from there. There are multiple examples of this, but one example of this is Google Photos. This option makes a lot of sense on a Samsung device, which is underpinned by Google's Android operating system. This means that you will almost certainly already have a Gmail account. And therefore, you'll almost certainly already find that many of your photos have been backed up to Google Photos automatically. To access these on your computer, simply sign in to the relevant Gmail account on your PC. Then open Google Photos, and select any photos you wish to download onto your computer. It's very simple. There are other cloud-based services that offer the same features. But Google Photos on a Samsung device makes a lot of sense. Read More: Does the Samsung Galaxy A53 Support Wireless Charging? Whichever option you go for, these are both straightforward methods to transfer images from your Samsung phone to your computer wirelessly. You can use your Google Account or a USB cable to move photos, music, and other files between your computer and phone. Windows computer Mac computer Your computer must be using Mac OS X 10.5 and up.
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Was this helpful? How can we improve it? How do I get pictures off my Samsung phone onto my computer?Option 2: Move files with a USB cable. Unlock your phone.. With a USB cable, connect your phone to your computer.. On your phone, tap the "Charging this device via USB" notification.. Under "Use USB for," select File Transfer.. A file transfer window will open on your computer.. How do I transfer my photo gallery from my phone to my computer?Get the free Transfer Companion App on your Android phone from Google Play Store. Scan the Droid Transfer QR code with the Transfer Companion App. The computer and phone are now linked. Select the photos that you'd like to transfer, and hit "Copy Photos"!
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