To view your photos on your iPhone or iPad, you tin use a deject service to shop them and then access them on your device. However, what if you desire your photos bachelor offline? Transferring your photos to your iPhone or iPad is piece of cake using iTunes.

Y'all can automatically create photograph albums on your device past organizing your photos into subfolders within your main photos folder on your PC before syncing them to your device. The subfolders become albums.

To begin, connect your iPhone or iPad to your PC using a USB cable. Open iTunes and click the icon for your device in the upper-left corner of the iTunes window.

Under "Settings" in the left pane, click "Photos".

In the left pane, click the "Sync Photos" check box and so there is a cheque mark in the box.

To sync the master folder containing your photos, select "Cull folder" from the "Copy photos from" driblet-down listing.

On the "Alter Photos Binder Location" dialog box, navigate to your primary photos folder, open information technology, and click "Select Folder".

To sync all the subfolders in the selected folder, accept the default option of "All folders". To just sync certain subfolders in the primary folder, click the "Selected folders" choice. Otherwise, select the default option, "All folders", to sync all the subfolders.

Choose the subfolders you want to sync by selecting the check boxes for the desired subfolders in the "Folders" list.

To get-go syncing the photos onto your device, click "Apply" in the lower-right corner of the iTunes window.

The syncing progress displays at the height of the iTunes window.

The subfolders y'all synced display as albums on the "Albums" screen in the Photos app.

You can also hide, recover, and permanently delete items in Apple Photos.

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