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Your iPhone library. Finally under control.

See what's there, choose what moves, and organize it locally before a single file leaves your iPhone.

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One-time purchase • No account • Local processing • Windows 10/11

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Need more iPhone space before your next trip?

That simple problem is where Nexus began. Moving photos and videos to a PC should feel straightforward, yet too many tools make it difficult to see what was found, what was copied, and where it ended up.

Nexus makes every choice visible before the transfer begins, so your memories arrive exactly where you expect them.

From your library to your PC. One flow.

Nexus keeps the handoff visible: understand first, choose next, then import.

Connect. Scan. Import.

Three clear moments, one local path from your iPhone to ordinary Windows folders.

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Connect

Connect your iPhone with a USB data cable, unlock it, and tap Trust on the phone when prompted.

Nexus Arc dark interface displaying the media library scan

The library you know. Now on your PC.

Find the photos and videos you know from your iPhone on your PC, too. Previews, counts, and import results give you a clear overview of your library and what has been transferred.

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Know what's on your iPhone

Separate scans, real item counts, previews, and date filters let you understand the library before copying a single file.

Bring the whole library

Nexus handles supported photos, videos, Live Photos, sequences, and edited versions as parts of the same collection.

Choose how it's organized

Group imports by date or by place when location information is available, so your collection stays easy to explore on your PC.

Keep files where you want them

Choose an ordinary Windows folder, ready for editing, printing, archiving, independent backup, or use without Nexus.

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FAQ

Why isn't my iPhone detected?

Unlock the iPhone, use a USB cable that supports data, reconnect it directly to the PC, and approve the Trust request on the device before scanning again.

How can I check whether Windows sees my iPhone?

With the iPhone connected and unlocked, press Windows + E to open File Explorer, then select This PC in the sidebar. Look for Apple iPhone under Devices and drives. If it is missing there too, check the USB connection and Trust prompt: Windows needs to recognize the phone before Nexus can scan it.

Should I check the Apple drivers if the connection fails?

Yes. Make sure the Apple Devices app and Windows are up to date. Open Device Manager from the Start menu and check whether the connected iPhone or Apple Mobile Device USB Driver shows a warning symbol. If it does, follow Apple’s official connection guidance and update the driver through Windows; then reconnect the unlocked iPhone and try again.

What if the Trust request doesn't appear?

Keep the iPhone unlocked, disconnect and reconnect the cable, then check the device screen. The authorization must be accepted on the iPhone before Windows can expose the library.

Why can the scan count differ from the Photos app?

Live Photos, bursts, edited versions, and formats managed by iOS can be represented differently. If the difference is significant, keep the phone unlocked, reconnect it, and run a fresh scan.

Can I import only part of my library?

Yes. Choose an image, video, or complete-library scan, then use the available date range and import controls to narrow what moves.

What happens to HEIC and HEIF images?

Nexus converts supported HEIC and HEIF images to JPEG during import. The imported images are ready to open, edit, or print on Windows; the originals stay on your iPhone.

How are Live Photos and edited versions handled?

Nexus recognizes supported Live Photos, sequences, and edited versions so they can be brought over as part of the same library.

Where do imported files go?

You choose the destination and the available organization rules. The result is a collection of ordinary files in ordinary Windows folders.

What should I check before deleting originals?

Open the destination, verify the imported files and counts that matter to you, and keep an independent backup before removing anything from the iPhone.

Your next Import. On Your Terms

See first. Choose carefully. Keep the files where they make sense to you.

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