Ultimately, it depends on which service you like using, but these are options you can consider if iCloud meet its limit. You can also configure Google Photos to delete your locally stored photos if you use a device with limited space, like the 16 GB iPhone. The service offers up to 15 GB of free online storage and works seamlessly with your iOS camera roll too. Google’s Photos is probably the best there is for storing lots of pictures. Dropbox, while limited on the storage side, includes a photo upload option with some exceptions. If you are not a fan of OneDrive, there are other cloud services to choose from. You can also access and sync your photos from any other device running OneDrive. That’s it your pictures are now uploaded. You can monitor the progress as it counts down to the very last photo. Tap Turn On next to the Camera Upload menu and then wait while OneDrive prepares to upload your photos.ĭepending on the speed of your network and the size of your library, this can take some time. If OneDrive prompts you for access to your Photos, tap OK. Tap the Photos tab to access your photo library. If you are using Microsoft 365 - formerly Office 365, you can also use your account to sign in and upload photos to OneDrive for Business. You will also need to have a Microsoft Account to sign in and use the service, so make sure you have one setup.
Launch OneDrive on your iOS device if it’s not installed, it’s a free download from the App Store. Upload Your Photos Using the OneDrive App for iOS In this article, we show you how to set up and use it. I am already invested in the service for storing all my Office documents why not take the leap where other personal media is concerned? The OneDrive mobile app makes it easy to set up and your camera roll to automatically upload, so if the worst happens, you always have a backup copy. If you took advantage of Microsoft’s Camera Roll bonus earlier this year, you should have 15 GB of free storage just for your photos. One viable option is Microsoft’s OneDrive. Until Apple increases its cloud storage defaults, I think it’s best to consider another service to supplement it. iCloud, for all its faults, works, especially when it comes to syncing. The disadvantage when you stray from Apple’s offerings is the lack of seamless integration.
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