[4 Ways] How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to HP Laptop

When you have a phone or tablet that isn't the same make as your computer, it’s not that easy to transfer data between them. For example, how to import photos from iPhone to HP laptop?

When you connect your iPhone to a laptop, a pop window will appear to ask you what do you want to do with your Apple device. Then you can choose to import photos and videos to your computer. Or you can go to This PC to open your iPhone, find your photos, and copy and paste them to your laptop. However, only photos stored in Camera Roll can be transferred. What’s worse, quite a few users have reported that the option did not appear when plug in iPhone or the option appears but says the iPhone has no photos.

Fortunately, other 4 available methods can help you get photos from iPhone to HP laptop.  And Method 1 might be the best free way!

Method 1. How to transfer photos from iPhone to HP laptop using USB cable

AOMEI FoneBackup is an easy-to-use iOS data transfer & backup tool specially designed for Windows 11/10/8/7 users. Its powerful features can help you transfer various files.

 Advantages:
· It can help you transfer photos stored in Camera Roll or other albums.
· All pictures will be kept in original quality without any damage.
· AOMEI FoneBackup allows you to transfer a large number of photos at high speed.
· You can also transfer videos from iPhone to HP laptop, as well as music, ringtones, contacts, etc.

It is only a matter of making a few clicks of the mouse to transfer photos from iPhone to HP laptop/computer. Follow the steps below to make it.

1. Download, install and launch AOMEI FoneBackup > Connect your iPhone to HP laptop with the USB cable. (If this is the first time to connect the iPhone and the laptop, you may need to enter the passcode on iPhone so that the software can access your device.)

2. On the Home screen, click Phone Transfer > Locate iPhone to PC and click Get Started option.

3. Click the “+” icon > Choose the pictures you want to transfer > Click OK to continue.

4. Finally, click Start Transfer to start.

Method 2. How to import photos from iPhone to HP laptop with Photos App

Photos app is a built-in photos manager for Windows 11/10/8. It can help users transfer photos and videos stored in Camera Roll album.

1. Run the Photos app and plug in your iPhone > Tap Trust or enter passcode on iPhone if asked.

2. Click Import and select From A USB device > Wait for a while for it to detect your photos on the iPhone.

4. Click Import Settings to set the destination or other options.

5. Uncheck the photos you don’t want to import > Click Import Selected.

Method 3. How to send photos from iPhone to HP laptop via "AirDrop"

Although AirDrop is only for Apple products, there are many alternatives that can help you AirDrop from iPhone to laptop. You can choose one from Xender, SHAREit, Filedrop, Zapya, Send AnyWhere, etc. Here take Snapdrop as an example to show you how to AirDrop photos from iPhone to HP laptop.

1. Visit Snapdrop website (https://snapdrop.net/) on iPhone and laptop.

2. Tap the icon on iPhone screen and you will see three options: Take Photo or Video, Photo Library, Browse.

3. Choose one option to select the photos you want to transfer.

4. Choose to download photos from iPhone to your HP laptop.

Method 4. How to transfer photos from iPhone to HP laptop wirelessly via Google Drive

To transfer photos from iPhone to HP laptop, you can first upload photos to Google Drive on iPhone and then download photos from the cloud on laptop.

1. Download Google Drive on your iPhone > Open it and log in to your account.

2. Tap the Plus icon > Tap Upload > Tap Photos and Videos > Select the pictures you want to transfer.

3. Go to Google Drive website on laptop and download your pictures.

Conclusion

That’s all for how to transfer photos from iPhone to HP laptop. Whether you want to download your iPhone photos to HP laptop or upload iPhone photos for backup, you can refer to this post. You can plug in your iPhone and let AOMEI FoneBackup or Photos help you transfer photos to laptop directly. If you prefer the wireless way, AirDrop-like apps and cloud storage services can do you a favor.