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3 Ways to Save Pictures from Emails on an iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Introduction:

Receiving pictures via email is common, and saving those pictures to your iPhone makes it easy for you to access and share them later. This article will walk you through three simple methods to save pictures from your emails on an iPhone.

Method 1: Saving a Single Picture

1.Open the Mail app and navigate to the email containing the picture you want to save.

2.Tap the image and wait for a few seconds until a pop-up menu appears.

3.Select “Save Image.” The image will now be saved to your iPhone’s Photos app, under the ‘Recents’ album.

Method 2: Saving Multiple Pictures in One Email

1.Open the Mail app and locate the email containing multiple pictures.

2.Scroll down to where you see these images and tap on one of them.

3.In the bottom-right corner, tap “Select.”

4.Mark all the images you want to save by tapping on them – a blue checkmark will appear as they get selected.

5.Once you’ve selected all desired images, tap “Save x Images” (x being the number of selected images). All chosen images will be saved to your iPhone’s Photos app, under the ‘Recents’ album.

Method 3: Drag and Drop (for iPad users with iOS 11 or later)

1.Open the Mail app and find the email with the picture(s) you want to save.

2.Press and hold on one of the images; it will “lift” off the screen slightly, signifying it is ready for drag-and-drop.

3.While still holding down on that first image, use another finger to select additional images by tapping them.

4.Once all desired images are selected, drag them onto the Photos app icon in Dock at the bottom of your screen.

5.Release your hold on the images once the Photos app opens, and they will be saved to the app, under the ‘Recents’ album.

Conclusion:

Saving pictures from your emails to your iPhone is easy and can be done in just a few steps. These three methods allow you to save single or multiple images directly to your Photos app, ensuring that your cherished memories are preserved and easily accessible.

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