Apple’s iCloud Photos feature allows you to seamlessly sync and store your photos and videos across all of your devices. With iCloud Photos, you’ll always have access to your entire and most recent iCloud Photo Library collection, no matter where you are or which device you’re using. iCloud Photos works with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, and even Windows computers.
Moreover, iCloud is Apple’s cloud-based storage facility that allows you to store your files remotely and access them from a variety of devices via Wi-Fi. With iCloud Photos, every photo and video you take is automatically uploaded to your iCloud Photo Library and then synced (transferred) to all of your other iCloud-enabled devices.
Set-Up & Sync Your iCloud Photos
- If you want access to all of your photos and videos on all of your iCloud-enabled devices, you’ll need to activate the iCloud Photo Library on each device.
- Once activated, any new photos or videos that you take will be automatically uploaded and stored in your iCloud Photo Library. These photos and videos will then be synced to your other devices that have iCloud Photos enabled.
- iCloud Photos is available on iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch) running iOS 8.3 or later. You must of course have enough available iCloud storage to save your photos.
- To turn on the iCloud Photo Library on your iPhone, open the Settings app. Tap your name at the top of Settings, then tap iCloud.
- Select Photos, then switch on the iCloud Photos option.
- Beneath the iCloud Photos setting you’ll see two options: Optimize iPhone Storage and Download and Keep Originals.
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