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Are you looking for a way to transfer your cell phone photos to your computer? There are many ways to transfer photos from your phone to your computer. Among them, I will introduce the three most convenient and quick ways to transfer photos from your cell phone to your computer. The three are KakaoTalk, Naver MYBOX, and USB usage.
The first method is to use KakaoTalk to transfer phone photos to your computer. Please follow the steps below.
First, turn on KakaoTalk on your smartphone. Then touch your profile. Then click ‘Chat with me’.
After that, upload the photo you want to transfer to your computer in the ‘Chat with Me’ room.
This time it comes to PC. Download KakaoTalk on your PC. After that, run PC KakaoTalk and go to the KakaoTalk chat room with your name.
Then click on the photo I uploaded from my phone earlier. After that, please click the download button. Then you can download the photos to your PC.
Please note that if you have multiple photos to transfer to your PC, it is recommended to transfer the photos as a bundle.
Sending a bundle is simple. When sending photos, you can check multiple photos at once and send them via KakaoTalk.
The second method is to transfer cell phone photos to PC using Naver MYBOX. Please follow the steps below.
First, install the Naver MYBOX app on your cell phone. Run the app and log in with your existing Naver ID.
After logging in to the MYBOX app, click the ‘Upload Photo’ button as shown in the picture below.
This time, come to your PC and access the MYBOX site. Afterwards, log in with the same ID you used to log in to the MYBOX app.
Then, you can see that the photo I uploaded with my phone has been uploaded.
Check all the photos you want to download and press the ‘Download’ button. Then you can download the photos to your PC.
The third way to transfer cell phone photos to a computer is to transfer cell phone photos to USB. This method can be used if you have a USB connection terminal. Please follow the steps below.
First, connect your phone and PC using the USB port. If you have an iPhone, use an 8-pin cable, and if you have a Galaxy, use a Type C 5-pin cable.
Then, a window will pop up asking whether to allow access to the mobile phone, as shown in the picture below. Please press the ‘Allow’ button.
Go to File Explorer on your PC. After that, click ‘This PC’. Then, go to the device with your smartphone name in the ‘Devices and Drives’ section. The name of the smartphone model you are using will appear as the file name. (Example: Galaxy S23)
Then, an icon labeled ‘Built-in storage’ will appear. Click this. In some cases, it says ‘Phone’. In this case, just click the ‘Phone’ icon.
Next, click on the ‘DCIM’ file.
If you are transferring photos you took yourself, click the ‘Camera’ file. On the other hand, if you are moving captured photos, click the ‘Screenshots’ file.
For reference, in the case of photos taken with a photo editing app such as SNOW, you can enter a file with the name of the app.
Press Ctrl + C on the photo you want to move. After that, press Ctrl + V on your PC. Alternatively, you can block the photo you want to move and then drag it to the PC desktop.
Other methods
Besides that, you can transfer your cell phone photos to your computer using the method below.
The first method in the above list is to attach a photo through ‘Write to Me’ email on your smartphone, then log in to your PC with the same ID and download the photo to your PC.
The second method above is to move photos to the smartphone’s external memory, then unplug the external memory and connect it to the PC using a reader.
The third method above is to install an app called Your Phone on your phone, connect it to your PC, and then move the image.
Personally, the easiest way to transfer photos was using KakaoTalk. However, depending on your personal preference, you may need to choose an easier and faster way to move photos.
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