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Transfer Photos from Windows Computer to Android

-- Friday, September 08, 2017
Get a bunch of photos on your Windows that wish to transfer to Android? Those photos may include the ones downloaded from browser or other platforms, captured by your camera and so on. If you want to well manage or import the photos from PC to Android, please check on this guide.

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  • TunesGo is a must-installed program which specializes in managing Android/iOS media contents on computer. Now please download and install the TunesGo program on computer to begin moving photos to Android phone.

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    Guide: Transfer Photos from Windows Computer to Android

    Once you successfully install the TunesGo program on Window PC, you should launch it and follow the guide below for the task.

    Step 1 Plug Android into PC
    Please plug your Android phone into PC via a USB cable and turn on the USB debugging on it. After it is detected by the program, you will see the screen shot as below.

    Connect Android Phone to Windows

    Step 2 Import Photos from Computer to Android
    Now go to "Photos" option on the menu from the top pane and you will see the "Add" button. Click on it and you will be able to choose photos(folders) from your computer to transfer.

    Import Photos from Computer to Android

    In addition, you are able to create a GIF image using the TunesGo program. You will see there is a "Convert to GIF" button on the interface. Please choose the photos you want to convert. More details you can check on this page: Turn Images/Video into GIF on Android.

    Create GIF Image

    If you have any problem when trying to copy photos from PC to Android, please let us know by leaving a message below.

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