With the Photos app open on my iPad Pro, I AirDropped a folder of jpg images from my iMac to the iPad. With the AirDrop complete, I looked for the images on the iPad, but I cannot find them anywhere. I had hoped that would be automatically be sent to Photos, but they are not there.
I guess the question is: where does AirDrop put images on an iPad?
iPad Pro Wi-Fi + Cellular, iOS 10.3.2
I think I solved the problem. My Airdrop was of a folder containing the images on my iMac's desktop. Just now I moved the images into Photos and AirDropped from there. It worked.
Weird that iOS doesn't tell you you have to AirDrop images from Photos on OSX.
No, I've air dropped just images and files (.pdf) from my desktop (Finder); however, the images were not in a folder. Not sure if a folder has anything to do with it - try to air drop just an image. I just tested sending a .pdf and it worked just fine (I just dragged the .pdf from my desktop to his iPad in the air drop Finder window).
They do wind up in the Photos app (videos do as well); have you checked all the various places?
AirDrop from Mac to iPAD: where are the images?
