How to transfer MacBook files to iPhone

With AirDrop, you can easily transfer files across iOS devices and Mac computers.

Since AirDrop was only launched in 2012, only Apple products released after that have this feature and require iOS 7 and above to support it. Also, keep it within 9 meters between your iOS device and your Mac computer. If your Mac has a firewall turned on, make sure that "Block all connections" is not checked.

Once you are prepared for the above, you can use the AirDrop feature. Make sure both Bluetooth and wireless are turned on on first before turning on AirDrop.

Step1: Swipe up from the bottom of your phone to pull up the menu. Find AirDrop in the Control Center and tap AirDrop to turn it on. You can select "Contacts Only" or "Everyone".

Step 2: After selecting Contacts Only, then only friends in the address book can share **, **, contacts, etc. with you. Just choose who you want to share with, and AirDrop will use Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to do the rest.

Use the airdrop function How to use the airdrop function can be airdrop. Or directly use QQ to have a function that can be transferred to your mobile phone.

Taking *** file as an example, the specific operation steps are:

1. First, click Finder, find the sync assistant in the app, and double-click the icon to open the software.

2 Connect your iPhone to your Mac computer (take iPod touch as an example), switch to the Admin Panel, and select the Admin Panel.

3 Click Import, select the *** file on your computer, and click Select.

4. Finally, the *** file is imported.

File transfer can be done using iTunes software.

You can share a Windows folder, add a server in the iPhone Files app, and then transfer files between your iPhone and PC on the finger wheel.

How-to: First method:

Use iTunes software:

After connecting your phone to your computer, open iTunes on your computer. Repent.

Then once you are in iTunes, click on the "Apps" option under the "Devices" list.

Then enter the app interface, and you can see the window of "File Sharing".

When you click on any application in the left column, the document content of that application will appear in the document on the right.

After that, you can add a document or other file to the folder, and then click "Sync" to transfer the file to your iPhone.

The second method:

Shared Windows Folder:

Create a shared folder on your Windows computer.

Right-click on the folder, select Properties, click Advanced Sharing in the Share Only, check Share this folder, and then click Permissions to allow all permissions for "everyone" users. This way, the folder will be shared within the LAN after setting.

Click the Windows logo key on the keyboard +R to pop up and run, and type cmd to open the command prompt.

Enter ipconfig in the command prompt to check the IPv4 address of the current NIC, which we will use later.

Enter inconfig to check the IP address, and then it's your iPhone's turn to make sure your iPhone is on the same network as your Windows computer, and then open the Files app.

Click on the upper right corner and select Connect to the server, enter the server address into the computer IP you just obtained, and click Connect.

Enter your computer username and password, and go next. You'll then see the shared folder on your computer.

Of course, you can also transfer files from your iPhone to a shared folder. For example, in the album, click Save to "File", select the connected computer and folder, so that the storage will be sent directly to the computer, which is much more convenient than using a file transfer assistant. <>