How to View All Photos in Messages Threads on iPhone and iPad
Nov. 12, 2020WhileWhatsAppremains themost popular messaging appacross platforms, iMessage takes the crown as the most loved messaging app across iDevices. And rightly so, as Apple’s messaging app is deeply integrated into the ecosystem. Whether it’s sharing fun-lovingAnimojis and Memojis, bone-tickling GIFs, or photos/videos, the stock messages app offers you the flexibility to communicate to your heart’s liking. But have ever wanted to view all of your photos in Messages threads on iPhone and iPad and didn’t know how to do it? If yes, follow along to manage your shared photos and videos via iMessage.
View All Photos in Messages Threads on iOS
iMessage lets you check out the shared images and clips of each conversation thread. So, depending on your needs, you can dive into a specific conversation thread and view the file size of each image. Moreover, you also have the option to save an image and even share it.
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Now, head into aconversation thread, which shared images you want to access.
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Next, tap on thecontact’s nameat the top center.
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Next up, tap on the“Info”button.
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Up next, scroll down and hit theSee Alloption. Now, you should see the entire library of shared photos and screenshots. Then, browse through the entire library to view your photos.
It’s worth noting that you can alsosave and sharethe specific photo. To do it, tap on theShare buttonand then chooseSave Imageto save it to your photo library or share it via your preferred medium.
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- If you want toview all the shared imagesin the list view, tap on thelist view button. On the next screen, you should see the list of all the photos and videos along with their file size.
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That’s pretty much it!
So, that’s how you can keep a track of all the photos and videos in iMessage threads. Now that you know how to view them, make the most of this hidden feature to not only enliven the nostalgia but also stop the unnecessary images fromclogging up the storage on your iOS device.
With iOS 14, Apple has vastly improved the stock messaging app. The addition of features like pinning andmentioninghas made it more helpful. What do you think of the Messages app and what are the changes you want to see in it? Shoot your thoughts in the comments below.
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