Now drag and drop (or cut and paste) them onto your computer or an external drive.Ī third (and super easy) way is to use a product like the Kingston Bolt (from $60), which plugs into the Lightning connector of an iPhone or iPad, and automatically backs-up your photos and videos for you. They may be in subfolders, but they’ll all be here. Connect the iOS device to a computer via its USB port, and in Windows Explorer (for Windows) or Finder (on a Mac), click the drive letter of your phone or tablet (such as D: or E:), and enter the folder called DCIM, which holds all your captured images. Another suggestion is to manually copy over photos and videos from your iPhone or iPad to a PC or Mac.
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