How to Import Images from PC to iPad Without iTunes
iPad
users can transfer videos, pictures and other files to computers using a USB
cable. But, if you do not have a compatible USB cable, then you can import
files using iTunes. What do you do when you do not have iTunes? Well, there are
other workarounds which allow you to import pictures from your Windows PC to
iPad. Here’s how you can transfer images to your iPad from your Windows 10,
8.1, 8, 7, Vista or XP PC.
Transfer
Data via Google Photos
One can make use of Google Photos to import
images from their computers to their tablets. Here is an outline of the steps
you need to apply:
1. Download
Google Photos on the iPad.
2. Add
pictures to the Google Photos from the computer.
3. Download
the pictures from Google Photos to the iOS device.
4. Here
are the step-by-step instructions
5. Go to
the Apple App Store for iOS.
6. Search
for Google Photos.
7. Download
and install it on your iPad.
8. Power
on the Windows computer.
9. Navigate
to photos.google.com.
10.
Log in using the Gmail account.
11. Press
the Upload button.
12.Choose
the picture you want to copy from your computer to the iPad.
13.Select
the Upload size.
14.Hit the
Continue button.
15. Now,
select the Add to Album option.
16.Choose
the album you wish to store the images in.
17. Or
else, make a new album.
18.Now,
launch the Google Photos app on the iPad.
19.Press
the hamburger option to bring up the menu.
20. Select
Collections from the list of options.
21.Locate
the album that includes the images you wish to transfer to the iPad.
22. Select
the folder.
23. Tap on
the menu option.
24. Click
on Select from the list.
25. Ensure
that the pictures you wish to import are checkmarked.
26. Click
on the Share button.
27. Save
the images.
The imported images will now get downloaded to
your iPad. To access the pictures, go to the Photos app.
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