Here in this part, we will focus on how to use Photos on Mac (MacBook/iMac) to organize images into different albums, interesting projects and share with others via iCloud Photo Sharing. When you launch Photos on Mac, you will be greeted with a neat yet intuitive interface, where only four buttons are listed out on the top banner: Photos, Shared, Albums and Projects. Part 2: How to Organize Pictures on Mac Photos App

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If you wanna bulk copy images to iPhone from MacBook, iMac or Mac Mini, MacX MediaTrans is one in a million, capable to help you add photos to iPhone iPad from Mac/Windows PC and do more stuff: Though Photos enables you to transfer photos from iPhone to Mac, it can't bulk transfer photos from Mac to iPhone. Open 'Finder' on MacBook, Mac Mini, iMac desktop to search and find the pictures you export. Select export image format (JPEG, TIFF, PNG), Info and File Naming > Click 'Export' button. Click 'File' on the top toolbar of your MacBook/iMac > Tap 'Export' > Tick 'Export XX Photos'. Choose the pictures you plan to export to macOS. To export pictures from Photos app to Mac, do as following: 1. Then re-connect iPhone to Mac Photos app to import pictures again. If you accidently undo this option, please disconnect your iPhone to Mac, shut down and reboot your iPhone. Note: if this is the first time for you to connect iPhone to Mac Photos app, please don't undo 'Open Photos for this device' option at the top menu. Pull your iPhone out of your Mac after the whole process is done.

Select photo items you wanna import to Photos for Mac. Tap 'Trust this Computer' on your iPhone when you receive a message. Launch Photos app on macOS and connect your iPhone to MacBook, iMac, etc. To import iPhone pictures to Photos on macOS, follow the steps below: 1.

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