13 Responses to “How to upload photos to OneDrive from your iPhone or iPad”

  • EC says:

    I cannot find the option for jpg and heic files.
    Is that option removed that I must upload heic file format?

    I tried to open the files with OneDrive on computer and I need to install a plug in for $1USD. Is that needed?

    After uploading to OneDrive, the photos are still in my iphone. Can it be set auto deleted once uploaded?

    I used to use Google photo and it has a great search function. I can type cat and showed all the cat photo. Is there similar function in OneDrive?

    Thanks.

  • Vance says:

    When I switch the iphone setting to 1:1 instead of 4:3 for the picture, and upload with Onedrive it uploads two picture one with it turned 90 degrees and it says IMG_E1234 and the other is IMG_1234. I do not want two versions of the picture uploading. Thanks

  • graham g garioch says:

    hi so what is the step after this? because i have over 6GB of photos on my ipad. can i now delete them from the ipad as i have them stored on onedrive? obv keeping in mind i will only be able to view onedrive photos while connected to the internet. thanks

  • igobythisname says:

    i am a new MS 365 user; with all the limitation and restrictions coming to Google Photos, I am giving the 5TB in my 365 account a try! I have about 230GB of photos/videos in my iCloud; i am using my iPad Pro 2020 to upload my iCloud photos to OneDrive; the app is opened, never closing, the iPad is connected to power, less than 15ft away from my Modem/Router, and it is taking FOREVERRRRRRR… it’s been about 12 hrs since the upload has been running, and it seems it has only uploaded about 1,000 photos/videos; my upload speed is about 40Mbps, but it doesn’t seem like OneDrive is using all those resources. this is painfully slow! will consider sticking with Google then…

  • Barbara T says:

    I was so excited to see this. BUT the directions do not correspond to my IPhone 12 once I get to the Camera Upload screen, so the instructions were meainingless. So disappointed.

    • Ciprian Adrian Rusen says:

      Hi Barbara. We will try to update this guide sometime in the near future, so that it matches with the latest experience.

  • Drew says:

    I like the article, but unfortunately I don’t have all the same options in mobile OneDrive, like turning HEICs to JPGs. Also, the photos shown aren’t the latest, culled version I have on my phone. Thanks in advance for your help.

  • Nico says:

    I’m using version 11 of the app and can’t find the “upload in background” option

  • Naomi J says:

    This was great! Clear, helpful, crisp. Just what I needed. Many thanks!

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  • Don Cameron says:

    I tried to do this but not all the photos uploaded. What can I do?

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