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If it’s the latter, thank Apple for not letting you automatically save pictures any other way.Want to give your iPhone the look and feel of a classic iPod? We’ve rounded up a variety of iPod wallpapers ranging from free to paid to overhaul your iPhone Lock Screen. This may not bother you, or it might drive you nuts. Or if you send a photo already in your Photos library, it’ll be duplicated. That means that if you send a photo to multiple people, it’ll get added several times. There is one big caveat here, though: This Hazel rule adds any and all photos you send or receive.

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You’ll need to have your Mac running for this to work, but if you’re not in a rush to save the pictures right this minute, this is a pretty good workaround for iMessages’ non-saving photo problem. Photo: Cult of Mac Thanks, AppleĪnd now you’re done. This rule copies new iMessage images to the Photos app. You can remove this step if you like, but it’s best to wait until you have tested the rules to make sure they work as you expect before doing that.

This is to prevent all my images being added at once. I also added a condition to only match photos added to iMessage after a particular date - in this case, one week ago. Saving to a folder is a good idea because, if something goes wrong, you can find all the newly added images in one place. I created a new folder in Photos called iMessage. This one takes any photos and adds them to the Photos app. Then you add a second rule to do the actual copying. Without this, Hazel would only check the top layer of folders, where no images are to be found. Photo: Cult of Macįirst, add this rule, which is there to tell Hazel to run subsequent rules on subfolders. This rule tells Hazel to dive into all those subfolders containing your images. To do this, download Hazel (there’s a free 14-day trial), drag the previously mentioned Attachments folder into Hazel’s Folders panel, and then add these two rules by clicking the + sign and clicking the boxes to build them. Today, we will make a simple rule to add any new photos or movies to the Photos app.

It watches folders, and when something inside changes, it runs rules. Hazel is a utility for automating things. Instead, you can use a tool called Hazel, which we have mentioned many times on Cult of Mac. You should probably stay away from here, though, as moving or changing anything might stop your Mac Messages app from working altogether. Find it under Home>Library>Messages>Attachments. The Messages app stores your attachments inside a mess of folders in your Library.

On the Mac, you can automate pretty much anything. All those pics and vids are now in your camera roll. Tap all the images and movies you want to keep, then tap Save Attachments. This switches on the multiple selection view, familiar from countless other places on iOS. This is a neat place to browse all the pictures you’ve sent each other, but here’s the real trick: Tap and hold one of the photos, then tap more. Tap, tap, tap! Gotta save ’em all! Photo: Cult of Mac To see movies (and any other kinds of files you have shared) separately, tap Attachments. Tap the little ⓘ at top right, then scroll down to see all the images you have shared with this person. To save multiple images and movies at once, open up the Messages app on your iPhone or iPad, then tap to open a conversation. And on the Mac, you can save everything automatically, although this includes pictures you send, which could lead to duplicates. On iOS, you can easily select a bunch of files to save at once. As it is, there are two ways to get your images into Photos.

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Perhaps it’s to stop sexts, or other very personal photos, from showing up in unexpected places, like on the family Apple TV screensaver slideshow.Įven if that’s the case, the setting to save incoming media could be off by default, and switched on by anyone who’s not a congressman. IOS offers no such thing (although in iOS 11, all your iMessages will be synced across all your devices, so you’ll never lose another pic).

That means you don’t need to save all those stupid meme pics shared in the group for the folks at work, for example. You can switch on auto-saving of photos and video, both per person and per group. Apps like WhatsApp offer great controls for saving media.

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