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Having a few photos on your Apple Watch gives you a simple way to relive memories at a glance or even create a photo Watch face. You can pick the pictures you see and even include Memories and Featured Photos.
Here, we’ll show you how to sync photos to Apple Watch from your iPhone. We’ll also explain how to limit the number of photos you have if you’re concerned about storage space on your wearable.
Note that it make take a little while for all of the photos to show up on your Watch, depending on how many you’re syncing. You should see the number of photos increases as they sync.
If you want to stop syncing your photos later, return to this spot in the Watch app and turn off the toggle for Photo Syncing.
If you want to see your Memories and Featured Photos on Apple Watch in addition to the album you pick, follow these simple steps.
Again, it may take time for these to display on your Apple Watch, depending on the number you have.
Tip: You can also change featured photos on your iPhone to see your favorite ones on your Apple Watch.
If you prefer to only sync Memories and Featured Photos and not a particular album, this is doable.
Because photos can take up a lot of space on your Apple Watch, you have the option to limit the number of pictures you sync to your Watch.
Keep in mind that this number applies to the Photos album you choose to sync. It doesn’t count Memories or Featured photos.
If you want to see the number of photos on your Apple Watch, you can do this in the Watch app on your iPhone too.
See your photos at a glance on Apple Watch
When you want a quick peek at your partner’s picture or pet’s portrait, syncing photos from your iPhone to Apple Watch gives you just what you need. Do you enjoy browsing through the photos on your wrist? If yes, share your thoughts below.
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