How to transfer photos from Android to iPhone, no cables


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Upload on Android, share the link or QR, then save to Photos on iPhone in seconds.

Step 1: Upload Your Files


Select the files you want to share. They’ll appear below after uploading.

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Drag & drop to or

Step 2: Share Your QR Code


To share your files, scan this code on the device you want to send the files to.

Can't scan the code?

Head to speedyshare.app/join on your device and enter the 6 digit code below.

The session ends in . After that, all files will be deleted from the server.

How to send Photos from Android to Iphone

Android → Iphone Photos No signup

Upload, share a QR, and download Photos on Iphone. Works across iPhone/Android/Windows/Mac.

Figuring out how to transfer photos from Android to iPhone gets confusing fast once you hit iPhone's picky import options. SpeedyShare cuts through that: upload your photos from Android in a browser, share the link or QR code, then open it on iPhone to save the originals. Files are held in a temporary, session-based share and automatically deleted after 30 minutes, so there's no cloud account to manage and no leftover copies to clean up afterward. Because the transfer runs over the internet rather than a local connection, your Android phone and iPhone don't need to be on the same Wi-Fi network — this works just as well across mobile data or completely different networks.

No apps or cables required.

Keeps original photo quality.

Works with Safari or Chrome on iPhone.

How it works (30 seconds)

  1. 1

    Upload

    Add your photos above.

  2. 2

    Share

    Send the link or code to the recipient.

  3. 3

    Download

    Open on Iphone and download instantly.

Private by design — sessions auto-expire after 30 minutes.

Tips for a smooth transfer

  • On iPhone, open the share link in Safari — Chrome on iOS can sometimes prompt an extra download step before photos reach the Photos app.
  • Downloaded photos on iPhone typically save to the Files app first; from there, use the share sheet to add them to your Photos library.
  • On Android, group your photos into one upload before switching apps — some Android browsers pause background uploads to save battery.
  • For large albums, keep the browser tab open and the screen awake on the Android side until the upload finishes.

Why other methods feel slow

  • Messaging apps: compress and resize.
  • Cloud storage: sign-ins and sync delays.
  • USB transfers: drivers and adapters needed.

FAQs

Do I need an app to send photos from Android to iPhone?
No. Just open speedyshare.app in any browser on both devices.
Do both devices need to be on the same network?
No. Android and iPhone can be on different Wi-Fi networks or mobile data.
Will my photos be compressed?
No. SpeedyShare delivers photos in their original quality.
Where do photos save on iPhone?
Photos download to the iPhone Files app or Photos app depending on your browser.
How long are files available?
Files auto-delete after 30 minutes.
Can I send multiple photos at once?
Yes. Select as many photos as you need in one session.

Ready to try it?

Upload from Android, open the link on iPhone, and save to Photos, done.

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