Trying to Transfer Photos from iPhone 4s to 14? Fixed Here

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I recently found my old iPhone 4s with 1600 photos, and I want to bring over all of them to my iPhone 14. I have managed to log into iCloud, but there's no indicator showing whether the photos are done or how long it will take to finish. Is there any other way to transfer these while keeping all the data?

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There is a simple way to transfer photos from iPhone 4s to iPhone 14 - to use a third-party tool. EaseUS MobiMover is powerful and trustworthy data transfer software that supports photo transfer between iOS devices without losing quality.1To Transfer Photos from iPhone 4s to 14:Step 1. Install EaseUS MobiMover on your computer and launch it.Step 2. Choose Phone to Phone transfer mode from the left panel and connect your iPhones to the computer.Step 3. Adjust the position of the source iPhone and target iPhone.Step 4. Select the category of Photos and click Transfer to start the process.From the above descriptions, iCloud does not indicate whether the photos are done. EaseUS MobiMover has a progress bar to show users how much work it has done. Also, compared to iCloud, EaseUS MobiMover may be faster since it is a wired transfer, which will not be affected by the internet connection. EaseUS MobiMover will take a few minutes to transfer over 1000 pictures.Apart from third-party applications, you can try other methods to transfer your 1600 pictures to iPhone 14, such as email. Email pictures to yourself is easy.Step 1. Go to your Photos app and select the photos you want to email.Step 2. Tap the Share icon and choose Mail.Step 3. Enter the email address and send it.Step 4. On the target iPhone, open the email and download the pictures.Since email has a data size limitation for attachments, you'd better compress your photos first. AirDrop is also a method, but both are not suitable for those who have a lot of photos to transfer. (For later iPhone models, you can AirDrop photos between iPhones. Unfortunately, AirDrop is not available on iPhone 4s.) Therefore, you can try other cloud-based services, such as Dropbox and Google Photos.Related Article: How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to iPhone in 6 Ways

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