How to Transfer Photos from iPhone and iPad to Windows 11 PC?

Sometimes you may have a phone or tablet that is not the same as your laptop manufacturer, and you may also want to transfer your photos and videos from your iPhone and iPad to your Windows 11 computer.
In this article, we want to explain how to transfer photos from iPhone and iPad to a Windows 11 PC.
By offering three different and fast methods, you can effortlessly transfer your photos and videos from your iPhone and iPad to your computer with Windows 11.
Follow the steps mentioned.
IPhone Photos Compatibility with Windows 11
IPhone images are saved in a variety of formats, HEVC, png, HEIF, including jpg, mov.
The standard formats that you can freely view on your Windows 11 PC are mov, png, and jpg.
But, HEVC and HEIF are not supported by all devices.
When you transfer these types to your system, you can change to the suitable formats, or you can make sure that your iPhone changes these before any transition.
Scroll down to ‘Photos’ in the Settings app on your iPhone. Scroll down in the Photos settings. Click Automatic under Transfer to PC.
3 Ways to Transfer Photos from an iPhone to a Windows 11 PC & laptop
Transferring data from your Windows PC to your iPhone or from your iPhone to your Windows PC is not difficult.
Because there are different ways you can transfer your photos and videos from iPhone to PC with Windows 11.
iTunes is a tool for transferring photos and videos from a computer to an iOS device
But since iTunes may erase all the data on your iPhone, it is not a user-friendly software for most iOS users.
But if you are one of those people who bought a new iPhone and want to import your computer data to the new iPhone, you can transfer the information by following the steps mentioned in the bottom part.
Note: that you must turn off iCloud Photo on your iPhone before doing the steps
1.Sync Photos from an iPhone to your Windows 11 PC via iTunes
As long as you have backed up your photos and videos on your iPad and iPhone in iCloud here, Windows 11 can use your iCloud to sync them wirelessly.
Below are the steps:
1.Connect your iPhone 11 to the computer via a USB cable.
2. Click the Run iTunes.
3. Select the Device button.
4. Click Photos.
5. Check Sync Photos.
6. Click on the photos and videos you want to transfer from the option Copy photos from.

7. Select Apply to start syncing photos to the iPhone.
2. Transfer iPhone or iPad Photos to a Windows 11 Computer
When you have backed up your photos and videos on your iPhone and iPad in iCloud here, Windows 11 can use the iCloud program to sync them wirelessly.
Below are the steps to do it:
1. Click the Microsoft Store.
2. Search for iCloud on the Microsoft Store.
3. Select Get, and iCloud will now be downloaded on your PC. After it’s downloaded, open the application.

4. Sign in to your Apple account by typing your Apple ID and its Password.

5. Select the box next to iCloud Photos so that a checkmark appears.
6. Now, wipe on the box next to Upload new photos from my PC so that the checkmark disappears. You can set these options how you’d like, but this ensures you’re just getting the pictures off your iPhone or iPad onto your PC.

7. Select Done.
8. Click on the Apply button then any photos in your iCloud will now be downloaded on your Windows 11 PC as well.
3. Transfer Photos and Videos from an iPhone to Windows 11 PC Using File Explorer
Another way to move your photos and videos from your iPhone and iPad to your Windows 11 computer is to use File Explorer.
Note: To do this method, you need to connect your iPhone to your PC via a USB cable, and to use File Explorer, iTunes must already be installed on your system.
1. Connect your iPhone to a PC or laptop by using a USB cable.
2. Go to Windows 11’s File Explorer.
3. Select This PC from the left navigation pane.
4. Open your iPhone by selecting on it under the Devices and Drives.
Note: The name of your iPhone can be written either as an Apple iPhone or with the name of your device.

5. Open your iPhone drive, select Internal Storage to open it.

6. Internal Storage opens, find and open a folder by the name of DCIM

7. In the DCIM folder, it is possible to see additional folders for videos and photos.
And now, to transfer videos and photos from iPhone to a personal computer with Windows 11, you can share photos and videos under the folders or the entire DCIM folder.
Last Words
As you can see, you can transfer your photos and videos from your iPhone and iPad to your personal computer with Windows 11 by doing the methods mentioned above.
Also, don’t worry about moving your data from the iOS system to other systems anymore.
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What other methods do you know to move your data from iPhone and iPad to Windows 11?
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