how to transfer photos from dropbox to iphone camera roll?
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["Launch the Dropbox app from the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad. If you haven't signed in, you'll need to right now.", 'Tap on the photo you want to import to your camera roll.', 'Tap and hold on the photo until the options bar appears.', 'Tap Save to Camera Roll.']
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['Open the Dropbox app and open the photo or video that you would like to export.', 'Tap the ellipsis (..) on the top-right and select “Export”', 'Tap “Save Image” to save this file locally to your device.']
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['Open the Photos app and find the pictures you want to send to another iPhone.', "Tap the Share icon in the lower left corner once you've selected the photo(s).", "You'll see the option to Tap to share with AirDrop. Locate the person you want to send the photo to and tap their contact bubble."]
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Yes, its possible to save an image from Photo Stream to Camera Roll. Go to the Photo Stream album, tap on an individual image, then the share/export icon in the bottom left marked by the rectangle with the arrow (don't confuse with AirPlay icon), then select Save to Camera Roll, the bottom-most option.
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['In your Dropbox app, you may browse to where your photos are. ... ', 'Next, you will need to long press on a photo to select one.', 'You may then tap subsequent photos, or select all using the "double ticks" icon.', 'Once done, you may press 3 dots icon, and then tap "Save to Device"']
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['If you already have Dropbox installed, uninstall the application.', 'Download the Dropbox application.', 'Open the installer. ... ', 'Follow the instructions in the install wizard. ... ', 'Complete the installation and sign in to Dropbox.']
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Open the Dropbox app and open the photo or video that you would like to export. Tap the ellipsis (..) on the top-right and select “Export” Tap “Save Image” (or “Save Video”) to save this file locally to your device.
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Transfer Dropbox to Google Photos with "Cloud Sync" Select Dropbox as the source, select Google Photos as the destination, click "Sync Now" and wait for the sync process to complete.
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['If you have Dropbox app already installed on your iPhone, launch it. ... ', 'Click "Data Settings" on iPhone, select "Dropbox" option.', 'A pop-up window opens up. ... ', 'Select videos (which you wish to download) from "Public" folder. ... ', 'Click "Download" button located at the top-right corner of the window.']
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[' After logging into DropBox, open iPhoto.', ' Top of iPhoto, select "File", in file drop down, select "Import to Library" wait a second. It will open the import window.', ' Locate " DropBox "', ' Select the DropBox file you saved and would like to import.']
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Choose individual photos or select them by moments and add them to your Dropbox. Now install Dropbox on your computer and open the Dropbox folder you have created from your iPhone. Your iPhone photos will appear there. You can then move these pictures from your Dropbox to any folder on your PC.
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['Tap the Compose icon .', 'Tap the Attachment Picker icon. (Android).', 'Tap on an option (from left to right): Photos and videos - Items from your camera roll. ... ', 'Tap one or more attachments (or tap a stationery).', 'Tap Done (iOS) or Attach (Android) to include it in your email.']
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['Install Dropbox from the App Store.', 'Open the Dropbox app and grant access to your Photos when prompted.', 'Tap the + (create) button.', 'Select Upload Photos from the menu options.', 'Tap each photo you want to upload.']
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['Open Dropbox on your iPhone or iPad.', 'Tap the Create button (has a + over it).', 'Tap Upload Photos.', 'Tap all of the photos or videos that you want to upload.', 'Tap Next.']
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['Step 1: Download and install Syncios Camera Roll Manager on your computer. Download. ... ', 'Step 2: Connect your iOS device to Computer with a USB cable.', 'Step 3: Backup Photos you want to move to PC. ... ', 'Step 4: Create a new album. ... ', 'Step 5: Import camera roll from backup to new album.']
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Download and install the app on your phone, then install the free PhotoSync Companion for your Windows PC or Mac. Fire up the app on your phone and it automatically displays your camera roll. Select the photos you want to transfer. Tap the red transfer circle in the upper-right corner.
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Log into Dropbox using your account credentials. Navigate to the Photos folder. Select the photos you wish, then click the "Download" button at the top of the list.