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Every place I have looked shows me how to send ***ONE*** picture at a time (i.e., death by a thousand cuts), but none of them talk about to *** IN A SINGLE OPERATION *** save ***MULTIPLE*** pictures attached to a ***SINGLE*** text message.
Is this even possible in iOS 13.4 on an iPhone 11 Pro ?
iPhone XS
Define single operation?
You can tap on the contact name at the top of the text, then tap on info. Swipe down to show all photos. Tap on Show All Photos. Tap select and then tap on each photo to select them. Then tap on Save in the bottom left corner to save them.
Define single operation?
You can tap on the contact name at the top of the text, then tap on info. Swipe down to show all photos. Tap on Show All Photos. Tap select and then tap on each photo to select them. Then tap on Save in the bottom left corner to save them.
For example, I received a text message on my iPhone 11 Pro running iOS 13.4 from someone with 20 pictures attached to it.
According to the articles I found on the Apple Support web site (most of which are over 5 years old and have non-operational links to KB articles), I have to tap each picture *** ONE AT A TIME *** and then that picture somewhere (OneDrive for example). That's borderline torture to my way of thinking.
What I need is some way to SELECT ALL and, in a ***SINGLE OPERATION*** save all of them in a single operation.
I hope this helps clarify what I'm trying to accomplish.
We know what you are trying to accomplish. There is no magical select all button to do that. If you reread what I posted, it really isn’t that difficult and it sure beats tapping on each photos in the text string and saving them individually.
Tap on the contact name (or the generic icon if no name appears)...
Other than that small correction, your suggestion is spot on.
Thanks. There is nothing intuitive about the steps you mention, and they certainly aren't documented anywhere on the Apple Support web site, so hopefully others will find this sequence of posts until such time as a KB article can be written.
And log feedback... Product Feedback - Apple
I have no idea. I receive text messages with multiple pictures in them constantly.
I, too, have sent and received text messages with several pictures in them. So, I am not sure what you are asking. Please clarify your question.
I agree that it isn’t intuitive. I think I found it by trial and error. Glad to hear that you got through it.
How can I capture ***MULTIPLE*** pictures sent to me in a ***SINGLE*** text message
