WiFi Photo Transfer 4+

Name: WiFi Photo Transfer
Rating: 4.6 (1922 reviews)
Author: Voxeloid Kft.

Voxeloid Kft.

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- 4.6 • 1.9천개의 평가

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Easily access your photo libraries via wifi from any computer with a web browser!

Just start the app and enter the displayed address into the address bar of your browser. Works with any computer that has a modern browser (like desktop or portable computers, iPads, or even an other iPhone) and is on the same wifi network as your phone, iPod or iPad.

- You can select and transfer multiple photos at once
- EXIF metadata is retained in mass-download mode (not in one-by-one mode)
- Optional password protection for the web interface
- Can also be used to download videos
- Transfer in full resolution or scaled down
- No extra software required

It's simple yet useful. And it's free.

2019년 10월 16일

버전 2.9.4

hopefully the last of the iOS 13 related bugfixes: reencoding pictures to JPEG did not work for some people, this update fixes that.

4.6/5

1.9천개의 평가

LOVE this app!

LOVE this app! Works reliably, and is super convenient for archiving photos from my phone to my computer. It’s even worked well on larger video files (takes much more time depending on your wife speed, and both phone and computer have to be on the same Wi-Fi network for it to work).

This app’s been around for a number of years now and is a KEEPER. Highly recommended. Absolutely perfect for its intended application.

Be careful - no metadata on videos

I was happy to find this app because I’m trying to clean photos and videos off my phone but didn’t want to lose the original date and time or location on those photos and videos.

Unfortunately, I had already moved and permanently deleted quite a few videos before I discovered that I was not getting date and time information on the videos. I don’t know, now, when my videos were actually recorded.

Works great on photos, but I don’t think you get location. You get no metadata, on videos.

Excellent but need to convert HEIC to JPEG for my use

This works great for pulling original photos from my IPhone SE 2020 with a few limitations.

Batch extract is limited to 200 photos so need to work in multiple batches for large libraries.

Photos extract in true ORIGINAL format which is HEIC. If using Windows or more critically Adobe Lightroom on Windows you will need to convert those files to jpg. I used iMazing HEIC converter for an efficient batch conversion (all metadata maintained). If transferring by USB cable to PC the photos convert to jpg on import (iTunes?).