Latest about Apple Photos
iOS 18.1 beta 3 has arrived with the ability to remove or distort people in the Photos app, thanks to 'Clean Up'.
There are numerous MacBook models on the market. Here's the one we recommend if you're a photographer.
Apple seems to have a weird bug in iOS 17.5 where deleted photos are being resurfaced. And it looks to be getting worse, with it now affecting sold devices that were factory reset.
With iOS 17, Apple introduced a smarter, quicker way of cropping images on iPhones. Here’s how to use it.
Part of a Family Sharing group? You can use a special album to share images and video with your fellow family members, all courtesy of your iCloud membership.
iCloud Photo Library is part of Apple's iCloud service, and helps you back up, sync, and share your images and video. Here's everything you need to know about it.
Make a gif on iPhone using the Photos app and impress all your friends with your animated photos.
Learn how to rotate, crop, or straighten your pictures in the Photos app. Here's how!
Visual Look Up takes your photos to the next level with detailed information on animals, plants, objects, and even locations. Here's how to make use of this cool feature.
How do you work out how much storage you need? Here's our guide to choosing the right iCloud storage plan for you.
You can share photo albums with selected friends and family thanks to iCloud Photo Sharing. It's like your own private Instagram!
Is your Photos library getting too unwieldy for your Mac’s hard drive? Consider moving it to an external drive.
It's time to organize your photos into albums on iPhone or your iPad. Here's how!
Learn how to quickly fix your pictures with just a few taps on your iPhone or iPad.
Want to share photos with your friends and family? You can do it right through iCloud thanks to iCloud Photo Sharing.
Do you have some great photos on your Mac that you want to send over to your iPhone or iPad? Here's how to do just that.
If iCloud Photos is eating up your data plan, you may need to make some adjustments.
With iCloud Photo Sharing, you can share, like, and comment on photos and videos with friends and family around the world — no social media account needed.
