on 01-06-2014 16:08
on 01-06-2014 16:08
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 01-06-2014 16:16
on 01-06-2014 16:13
on 01-06-2014 16:13
on 01-06-2014 16:16
on 01-06-2014 16:16
on 01-06-2014 16:16
01-06-2014 22:43 - edited 01-06-2014 22:45
01-06-2014 22:43 - edited 01-06-2014 22:45
I would say use iTunes and then point it to a folder on your computer where the photos are stored, but I see you mentioned you dont want to install iTunes.
A couple of other ways:
1: Use Dropbox. Dropbox is free and providing your girlfriend doesnt have more than 2GB worth of photos, then she could just sign up for the free Dropbox.
Firstly go to here and register to get a free Dropbox account https://www.dropbox.com
Once you've done this, sign in using the details you provided when you registered. Next download the Dropbox app on to your girlfriends iPhone and sign in to this with the same log in details.
Now, place all the photos in a folder on your computer that you are wanting to add on to your GF iPhone. Now on your computer, go to the Dropbox website, sign in and then follow the below instructions in the below screenshots:
You will then be presented with this:
Next, find the folder on your computer (which contains the photos) . It will then open up the folder and you should be able to select all the photos by doing a single click on the first photo and then press SHIFT and then doing another single click on the last photo. You should now find all the photos are highlighted.
After this, the photos will be uploaded into your Dropbox account. Depending on the amount and the speed of your Internet connection, then this could take a while.
Once there on the Dropbox account, your GF can sign in with the Dropbox app and all the photos will be there for her to see.
If she would like to get them from her Dropbox account and saved on to her iPhone (so that she could see her photos when she did not have a data or wifi connection) you can touch the entry in Dropbox for the photo, then on the bottom left of the iPhone's screen is a little icon that looks like a square with a arrow point upwards from it. Touching this then brings up (amongst other options) the option to Save Image.
Touching Save Image will (for the first time only) bring up a little dialog asking if Dropbox can access the Photos app on your iPhone. Allow this. After this, the photo will be saved from Dropbox and into the Photos app on your iPhone. It will however remain still on Dropbox.
I would recommend doing the saving over wifi, as it could eat into your GF mobile data allowance otherwise.
2: Another way is to email the photos to you GF email address. She could simply then read the email on her iPhone and from there, save the photos on to her iPhone.
Hope this helps
on 02-06-2014 00:46
Thanks for the suggestions folks!
I went down the iCloud Control Panel route, which has given me a folder on my PC where I can selectively add photos so that they appear in a folder on her phone.
iTunes and I fell out many moons ago when I owned an iPod Classic and it renamed ALL of my music folders and moved everything around. 160Gb worth of music that I had to sort through again, and as such iTunes will never go near my PC again