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This wikiHow will teach you how to automatically upload new photos taken on your iPhone to your iCloud account, either by enabling the iCloud Photo Library or the Photo Stream.
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Open the iPhone's Settings.
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Tap your name.
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Your name is at the top of the Settings screen. This displays information about your Apple ID account.[1] X Research source
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Tap "iCloud."
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Tap "Photos."
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Tap the switch to turn on iCloud Photos.
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Toggle the switch next to "iCloud Photos" to On . This will automatically upload your entire Photos library (including video) when your device syncs to iCloud.
- You can choose between Optimize Storage or Download and Keep Originals. The former will prioritize iCloud over local storage to save space, the latter will keep the original copy on the phone.
- iCloud Photo Library uses iCloud storage space. You can store any number of photos as long as you have the available space.
- Your photo library can now be accessed from the Photos app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. You can also access your photo library from a web browser by going to the Photos section of www.icloud.com.
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1. Open the Settings.
2. Tap iCloud and sign in (if necessary).
3. Tap Photos.
4. Enable iCloud Photo Library.
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