How to Backup Photos from Mac to iPhone?

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There are many ways through which your iPhone Photos can be Backed up to the Mac. It seldom happens that your Mac memory needs a Backup on iPhone. AirDrop is iPhone’s technology to share Photos throughout it’s devices. So you just need to go through some easy steps to Back your Photos to iPhone using AirDrop.
The steps are as follows:

  1. Turn your iPhone’s WiFi ON by ‘Settings > WiFi’. Also your Mac’s WiFi by ‘Menu Bar > WiFi > Turn WiFi ON’.
  2. Turn on Bluetooth on your iPhone by ‘Settings > Bluetooth’ and Mac by ‘Menu Bar > Apple > System Preferences > Bluetooth > Turn Bluetooth On’.
  3. Turn on AirDrop on your iPhone by ‘Slide up to access Control Center > AirDrop > Choose "Contacts Only" or "Everyone") and Mac by (Finder > Menu Bar > Go > AirDrop > Click "Allow me to be discovered by:" > Choose "Contacts Only" or "Everyone").
  4. You can now begin the transfer. In AirDrop menu, you will find your iPhone represented by a circle. Drag and Drop the Photos to be uploaded on this cirlce.
  5. Now on your iPhone you’ll see a notification to accept the transfer. Click ‘Accept’. Your Photos would be backed to iPhone.

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