However, the pictures and videos taken in Notes will not save to the Photos app by default. If you are used to finding your pictures in that location, then this could become confusing. Fortunately there is a setting on your iPhone that will allow you to change this behavior, and start saving your media files in the Photos app. If you’re running out of room on your iPhone and want to quickly move a lot of pictures, then read more here and learn how to send them to your computer.
Save Notes Pictures and Videos to the iPhone Camera Roll
The steps in this article were performed on an iPhone 5, in iOS 9.3. Once you have followed the steps in this guide, any picture that you take with your iPhone camera, while in the Notes app, will be saved to the Photos app. If you are instead looking for the opposite result, because you do not want to save Notes picture to your camera roll, then you can also follow these steps, but simply turn off the option in the last step instead. Step 1: Tap the Settings icon. Step 2: Scroll down and tap the Notes option. Step 3: Tap the button to the right of Save Media to Photos to enable the option. There will be green shading around the button when your iPhone will start saving your Notes pictures and videos to the Photos app.
Important notes about this feature –
This will not retroactively apply to pictures that are already in your notes. Only new pictures and videos will be added to the photos app after enabling this.This feature applies to pictures that you create by pressing the camera icon above the keyboard when editing a note. This feature is available for iCloud and “On my iPhone” notes, but is not available for notes stored with other accounts, such as Gmail.
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