Copy photos, music, and videos from your computer to your iPhone using iTools.

When copying and syncing data between an iPhone and a computer, users usually copy music to their iPhone using iTunes instead of other software. As is well known, iTunes is a powerful tool for copying and transferring data from a computer to an iPhone and vice versa.

However, for many computer-savvy individuals, using iTools to copy photos, music, and videos from a computer to an iPhone is much simpler. Refer to the following article to learn how.

Copy photos, music, and videos from your computer to your iPhone using iTools.

Requirements:
A computer with the latest version of iTunes installed. Download: iTunes.
The latest version of iTools installer. Download: iTools.
Your iPhone.

After successful installation, connect your iPhone to your computer, then launch iTools. The program will then recognize your connected iPhone. The interface will look like the image below.

To copy photos from your computer to your iPhone via iTools, click on Photos ---> Photos.

Here you can create albums ( New Album ) to store your images, then drag and drop photos from your computer into the album you created.

To copy music to your iPhone, click on the Media tab ---> Music.

Here you also use the drag and drop method to transfer music from your computer to your iPhone.

To copy videos, click on the Media tab ---> Video

and also use the drag and drop method to transfer videos from your computer to your iPhone.

Thus, with the above article, we have guided you on how to use iTools to copy images, music, and videos from your computer to your iPhone quickly and efficiently. Additionally, you can also synchronize images, music, and videos via iTunes with your iPhone.

Besides using iTools, users can download CopyTrans Manager, iFunBox, iPod PC Transfer, etc., to move images and videos from a computer to an iPhone and vice versa . CopyTrans Manager , in particular, supports copying data from one location to another with fast transfer and copying speeds. Users can copy data from an HDD to a flash drive or to devices such as iPhones and iPods.