Follow these quick tips if you want to send photos and videos via Messages, but the photo picker doesn’t show up on your iPhone or iPad.
Fix photo picker not showing in iPhone Messages app
Follow these quick tips if you want to send photos and videos via Messages, but the photo picker doesn’t show up on your iPhone or iPad.
In this guide, we go over several possible ways to recover your photos and videos from an iPhone or iPad with a cracked or non-working screen.
Find out what to do if your iPhone or iPad running iOS 26 is connected to Mac but still doesn’t appear in the macOS Tahoe Photos app, thus preventing you from accessing and transferring pictures and videos.
Find out what to do if you’re trying to import pictures and videos from your iOS device to your Mac via a USB cable, but the Apple Image Capture app isn’t showing all the items.
Find out what to do if you cannot view your pictures in 3D spatial scene in the Photos app or set them as moving Lock Screen wallpaper on iPhone or iPad in iOS 26.
Learn how to view all photos and videos sent and received in an iMessage conversation on your iPhone or iPad in iOS 26.
Learn how to directly copy pictures and video files that are on a thumb drive, SSD, or hard disk to the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad, without relying on a Mac or Windows PC.
Find out how to use your Apple TV and the connected television as a digital picture frame that shuffles through family pictures, company logo, or beautiful artwork. We’ll explain how to do this using built-in options or free third-party apps.
Turn off the photo shuffle feature and unlink a Lock Screen from Focus if your iPhone or iPad’s wallpaper changes automatically and you don’t want that to happen.
Try these quick fixes if you were able to see iCloud Shared Albums in your Photos app, but they suddenly disappeared without explanation, and you can’t view them on your iPhone or iPad any longer.
When you’re in a phone call with somebody that you know and who is in your Contacts app, iOS is supposed to scale the contact’s photo to fill the screen for as long as you’re in the middle of that call. In some cases, it doesn’t.
Developer Riley Testut of the AltStore Team announced an all-new app called Delta Camera back in June that emulated the Game Boy Camera experience on the iPhone. While it used the iPhone’s integrated cameras to operate, it was unique in that the interface allowed users to capture monochrome images with the same aesthetic as those from the original Game Boy Camera interface.