So, for instance, if I go into Numbers here I do have a Numbers file. Live apps allow you to save things anywhere you want.
But you could also create your own folders and store your own things in here. You could go in there and usually you will find folders for different apps. Here you could see On My iPhone, which is local files. Now the equivalent to the Finder on the iPhone is the Files App.
TRANSFER FILE BETWEEN IPHONE AND MAC MAC
But if this was somebody else's Mac it would have asked them to accept. So I didn't need to give myself permission. Notice how it didn't even ask for permission there because it knew that both the devices have the same Apple ID. Here you could see the device appears there. For instance, in any app like Photos you can select a photo like this one, Share it, and then you could see one of the options here is AirDrop. Now if the idea is to transfer something from your iPhone to your Mac you can do that in a variety of different apps. So if you need to do a transfer really quick you can switch to Everyone, do the transfer, and then easily switch back to No One afterwards. You could switch between these really easily. Or Everyone, so anybody so it really doesn't matter.
Then at the bottom pay careful attention to Allow Me to be discovered by, and then you've got No One which basically turns it off, Contacts Only so the person you're communicating with has to be in your Contacts. Now this brings up AirDrop and shows you nearby AirDrop devices. You may also find it listed here under Favorites. So here on my Mac I'm going to first, in the Finder, go to AirDrop. There are, of course, more steps involved if it is somebody else's device you are transferring to or from. In other words if they are using the same Apple ID. How AirDrop works really depends on if you own both devices. AirDrop works between devices regardless of whether or not you own them both. One could be, say, your iPhone and another could be someone else's iPhone, iMac, or iPad. So AirDrop is a quick way to transfer a file between devices. But most of them work for any kind of file. Some of those options work just for photos.
So there are many ways to transfer files between Macs and iPhones and iPads. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you can read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 1000 supporters. Let's take a look at different ways to transfer files between your Mac and your iPhone or iPad. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with. Check out 10 Ways To Transfer Files Or Photos Between Mac, iPhone and iPad at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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