Send File via AirDrop from Mac to iPhone

When someone shares something with you using AirDrop, you'll receive an alert with a preview of what they're sharing. This feature is particularly useful when it comes to transferring high-resolution photos between your iPhone and MacBook laptop or desktop.

One of the benefits of using AirDrop is that it doesn't use cellular data or phone numbers. This means that regardless of your carrier or location, you can easily share files with others nearby. In fact, our group of 12 mountain bikers from different countries was able to share photos with each other without any issues during our trip in New Zealand.

To send a file via AirDrop from your Mac to iPhone, simply find the photo you'd like to share in your camera roll and select it. You'll then be prompted to choose which device to send it to, including your iPhone or iPad.

If the person you're sending the file to has their AirDrop setting set to 'Contacts Only,' they'll need to add your email address or mobile number to your contact card for AirDrop to work. Alternatively, they can change their settings to receive files from 'Everyone.'

To ensure a successful transfer, make sure that both devices have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on. It's also important to be within range of each other's Bluetooth and Wi-Fi signals.

In our group, we found it much easier to use AirDrop instead of passing camera phones around at every stop to take photos of each other. By the end of our trip, we had amassed a collection of stunning photos that we could easily share with each other using this convenient feature.

In conclusion, AirDrop is an excellent solution for transferring high-resolution files between your iPhone and Mac, and it's perfect for groups who want to keep their phone numbers private. With its ease of use and convenience, it's no wonder why AirDrop has become a favorite feature among iPhone users.

Send file via airdrop from mac to iphone