If you completed your movie magic in iMovie and want to share your creation, the app makes it easy. You have a few different options to export a movie directly or save it as a file to do with what you wish.
If you have a finished project that you’re ready to share, here’s how to export a movie in iMovie on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Learn how to keep your friends, family, or coworkers informed of when exactly you’ll arrive by sharing your ETA when getting directions in Apple Maps on your iPhone.
Whether you’ve completed music mastery or are seeking some help with your song, you can share a tune that you create in GarageBand easily and in a variety of ways.
Want to share it to your Music library and listen to it daily? Want to send it to your friend for their input? Want to export it to a disk for a physical copy? We’re here to help. Here’s how to share a song in GarageBand on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Just because you want to share photos doesn’t mean you want to show the location where they were taken. Here’s how to send a photo without its geolocation data from your iPhone or iPad.
Family Sharing is a convenient feature for sharing music, books, apps, photos, and other items with up to five family members. But what if there comes a time when Family Sharing is no longer needed? Maybe the kids have grown and left home to set up their own Family Sharing. Or maybe you simply no longer want to use Family Sharing.
You can remove a family group member or leave Family Sharing on iPhone, iPad, and Mac and here’s how.
In this article, we'll walk you through the simple steps of setting up and using Home Sharing to seamlessly enjoy your Mac's photos and videos on your Apple TV, bringing your precious moments to life in a whole new way.
You share your Instagram Stories with friends, family, and others you know. But that doesn’t mean you want your stories shared with people you’ve never met.
Here’s how to prevent people from sharing your Instagram Stories with others in the app and on the website.
You can share iCloud Drive files with other people to either give them basic access to the document, or to allow them to collaborate and edit the document. This sharing can be initiated via your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or even from iCloud.com using any web browser.
You can decided for yourself whether the music your friends play on your HomePod through AirPlay will affect Apple Music's “For You” section in the Music app on iPhone and iPad.
Instagram for iPhone version 26.0 brought out a new, very useful capability for those times when you'd like to send your own or someone else's live video broadcast to a friend or a group of friends through the app's built-in messaging service, called Direct.
If you use Google Photos for iPhone and iPad, sharing your photos and videos just became a whole lot easier with the official iMessage app now available as part of the most recent update.
If you have a Mac in your household, chances are it's being shared between several family members. With every family member having his or her own account, each user can then operate the computer without messing up other users' files and settings.
In that kind of situation, users might, at some point, want to share files and documents with each other. This can be done either via a Shared folder, a Public folder available to each user, and a Drop Box folder that is specific to each user. (Not to be confused with cloud storage service Dropbox.)
In this post, you will learn the differences between a Shared folder, a Public folder, and the Drop Box folder. You will find out when and how to use each method to share files and documents between users of the same Mac.