Hello everyone, Rahul here from TechReviewPro, and welcome back to another tutorial video in
which you’ll learn how to transfer videos from iPhone to PC Computer.
So, if you want to learn how to transfer videos from iPhone to PC, keep watching
because I’ll be sharing multiple methods to transfer videos from iPhone to computer.
And by the way, if you watch until the end, you’ll come to know about the simplest
method to transfer videos from iPhone to PC. Now, without any further delay, let’s get started.
In the first method, I’m going to use Windows File Explorer.
In order to transfer videos from iPhone to PC,
first, we need to connect the iPhone to your PC or Windows computer, using the lightning cable.
Once connected, unlock your device, and you’ll be prompted with a dialogue
box asking whether you want to allow this computer to access photos and videos or not.
Make sure you select the Allow option. And if prompted, type in the passcode of your iPhone.
Once done with the process, you’ll get a notification pop-up on your desktop. If not,
there is no issue, so nothing to worry about.
Simply open the File Explorer, then
click on This PC. You may see your connected iPhone here under device and drives section.
Double-click on that and then Internal Storage, here you’ll get a single folder DCIM.
This is the camera folder of your iPhone, which contains your photos and videos.
In order to transfer videos from iPhone to PC, double-click on
that folder and then on the next one. Look at this, here are all the photos
and videos you have, select the one you want to transfer. You may
also select all at once and drag the files to the desktop or wherever you want to save the videos.
By the way, it’s worth noting that while Copying large files this might not work,
and yes you may also not be able to copy the files from computer to iPhone.
I’ve already created a video on how to transfer videos from PC to
iPhone camera roll, you may click on the card button above to watch that video.
Alright! Now, let’s talk about another method to transfer videos from iPhone to PC.
In this method, I’m going to use iTunes. If you don’t have iTunes, you may download it from the
Microsoft store or from the web. I’ll put the download link in the video description below.
Okay, once iTunes is downloaded on your Windows computer,
open it and connect your iPhone to the computer. A device icon will appear on the top,
click on that and this will show you all the details regarding your iPhone.
From the left sidebar, click on File Sharing. Now you can see that there are multiple apps
available here. These apps can be used to transfer videos from iPhone to PC.
I’m going to use the Numbers app for that, but as you might have noticed,
there is no video file available here to transfer. So how can we do it?
Let’s get our iPhone here, and let me show you how.
First, open the Photos app and select the video you want to transfer.
Now, tap on share, and scroll down. Here you need to select Save to Files,
this will open the Files directory. Now select the location where you want to save that video.
Here I’m going to select Numbers. You may also change the name of the video file here.
Now, tap on Save, and you are done.
Now let's go back to the computer, click on the Numbers app and this will show you
your video file. Click on the video, and drag it to the Desktop or click on the save button.
Then select the folder and location where you want to save the video file.
The best thing about this method is you can also do the reverse of the same,
simply drag your video file from the computer and drop it
here. This will save the video into the Numbers folder in your iPhone.
Now, simply head over to the folder and open the video file. Then tap on share. From all
the available options, select Save Video, and this will save that video into the iPhone camera roll.
So this is how you can also transfer videos from PC to iPhone. I hope you found this video helpful.
If yes, please hit that like button to let me know. And if you have got any questions,
feel free to ask in the comments below, and I’ll be happy to help.
Thanks for watching! I’m Rahul, signing off, and I’ll see you in the next one.