Select your iDevice from the left sidebar’s Devices category.Find Image Capture in your Applications Folder or use Spotlight Search to locate it If you do not have the Photos App or don’t want to use it, then you can import photos and videos using Image Capture. Use Image Capture from the Applications folder instead of Photos App.Verify you are running the latest version of iTunes.These steps also work for importing images from digital cameras and SD cards. In macOS Sierra and Mac OS X, find those photos in your Last Import album.Imported photos appear in the Photos app’s Import album for macOS High Sierra and above.Or select Import All New Photos to save all unsaved photos from your device to your Mac.To import a selection of photos, click the pictures or videos you want, then tap Import Selected.If requested, unlock your device via Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.If the Import screen doesn’t automatically appear in Photos, tap File > Import or click the device’s name in the sidebar.Or select Import All New Photos to save all unsaved pictures from your device to your Mac.Select what photos and videos you want on your Mac then tap Import Selected.If the Photos app shows an Import screen.If it doesn’t, navigate to your Applications folder and launch the Photos App from there.
The Photos app should automatically open.Seeing a prompt on the iDevice asking you to Trust This Computer?.If needed, enter your device’s password to unlock it.Connect your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch with the lightning cable (your iDevice’s charging cable).Importing photos to your Mac requires iTunes 12.5.1 or later.Check that you have the latest version of iTunes on your Mac.You can use the Photos app to import photos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac without using iCloud Photo Library.
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