Your newly imported videos are now on your Mac.

Click Import All New Videos or click on desired videos and click Import Selected.

Click on your iPhone in the side bar (left side of Photos).

Open Photos if it doesn’t automatically launch.

If you’d prefer to manually manage your videos (and photos) or in some cases maybe just want to import the occasional video(s) faster than what iCloud Photo Library provides, follow these steps: How to manually import videos from iPhone to Mac Note: Even though iCloud Photo Library will synchronize photos and videos across all of your Apple devices, you’ll need to be on Wi-Fi to do so, and longer videos may take awhile to show up on your Mac and other devices. If you’d like to learn more about iCloud Photo Library and see a detailed walkthrough of setting up this iOS/macOS feature, read more here.

Two of the biggest benefits to using iCloud Photo Library are having one synchronized photo and video library across all of your Apple devices (and the web), and having the option to compress your library so it takes up less room on your devices.

We’ll cover how to manually import your videos by plugging your iPhone into your Mac, but first a little more background on iCloud Photo Library. If you aren’t using iCloud Photo Library with your Apple devices, videos won’t automatically import to your Mac from your iPhone. Follow along below as we’ll look at a couple of options to transfer your videos from iPhone to your Mac. Depending on your preferences and settings in iOS and macOS for Photos, videos may not automatically import from your iPhone to your Mac.

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