How to Send Photos from iPad to iPhone

The iPad Air 2 comes with more vivid colors and greater contrast Retina display. Now matter it is a smaller iPad mini or a fire-new iPad Air 2 with larger and fine screen, people are fond of taking pictures with their iPad. There is the possibility that you want to keep these precious photos both on your iPad and iPhone. So here comes the question: How to send photos from my iPad to my iPhone? If you are still not sure about how to make it, just follow the instructions below to find the solution - Easily and quickly send pictures from iPad to iPhone with AnyTrans. Why?

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Check the design features of AnyTrans

> Supports transferring almost all the personal info and media data like music, photos, videos, contacts, messages, calendar, voice mail and more to iTunes, to computer and to another iOS device.

> The four main button on the homepage enables users to transfer iOS data to anywhere they like in just few clicks.

> Allows to send photos from any iPhone or iPad to another iOS device by just connecting two of your devices to the computer.

> Provides you the best iCloud management experience which allows you to view iCloud backup and even download the selected items to the computer, such as photos, videos, messages, calendar, notes, and more.

How to Send Photos from iPad to iPhone with AnyTrans

Step 1. Download and install AnyTrans on your computer and connect to your iPad and iPhone.

Step 2. Run AnyTrans and scroll down on the homepage. Click on "Photos" and choose the category you want (let’s take Camera Roll for example).

Step 3. Preview and select the photos you want to copy to the computer, and then click the To Device button on the top-right corner.

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The Bottom Line

It is not hard to find that send pictures from iPad to iPhone with AnyTrans is as easy as downloading an application. And AnyTrans is also the best helper to sync your old iPhone data to the brand-new iPhone 6 (Plus). Meanwhile, don't forget to share this guide with your friends.