Sure thing! Solving the problem of “How do I retrieve photos from iCloud to my iPhone” is a breeze and you can follow the step below. But before all the steps, you have to make sure you're connected to Wi-Fi or a stable cellular network on your iPhone 12.
Step 1: Go to "Settings" on your iPhone, tap on your name, and then select "iCloud."
Step 2: In the iCloud settings, tap on "Photos."
Step 3: Enable the toggle for "iCloud Photos" or "iCloud Photo Library" (depending on your iOS version).
After the 3 steps, your iPhone will start syncing with iCloud, and the photos should begin to appear in your device's Photos app.
If you finish the operations to download photos from iCloud to iPhone but can't find the photos yet, try this:
Step 1: Open the "Photos" app on your iPhone.
Step 2: Tap on the "Albums" tab in the lower-left corner.
Step 3: Look for the "All Photos" album or an album with the name of your iCloud account (e.g., "My iCloud Photos"). Your backed-up photos should be there.
Except for moving iCloud Photos to iPhone for easy access, you can also transfer these photos to another cloud like Google Photos or Flickr. And for cloud-to-cloud file transfer, using MultCloud will be a good choice since it is a professional cloud management service.
You can use MultCloud Cloud Transfer to migrate iCloud Photos. Cloud Transfer supports scheduling the transfer process at your preferred time. Also, if you want to clean up the iCloud Photos space, you can order it to delete all the photos after they are transferred.
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After signing up MultCloud, you can take the following steps:
Step 1: Add your clouds into MultCloud.
Step 2: Open the “Cloud Transfer” page and choose the 2 clouds in the boxes.
Step 3: Initiate the transfer process by tapping on the “Transfer Now” button.
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box
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