iCloud is the default backup for photos and videos, but if you trash any photo on the iPhone, it will be removed from iCloud as well. This article will show you workarounds that allow you to delete photos from the iPhone but not iCloud.
How Do I Delete Photos From My iPhone but Not iCloud?
Depending on your needs, you can try several methods to clear up space on your iPhone.
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Switch Off iCloud
iCloud Photos syncing is a default on every iPhone. As long as there's space on your iCloud account, it automatically syncs with Photos on the iPhone. In short, any photo on the iPhone or iCloud is the same and not a copy. Any photo deleted from iPhone is also deleted from iCloud till the sync is enabled.
- Follow these steps to turn off iCloud syncing.
- Open Settings from your iPhone homescreen and tap on the Apple ID with your name.
- On the Apple ID screen, select iCloud > Photos.
- Use the toggle switch for iCloud Photos to disable syncing.
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With the connectivity between iPhone and the iCloud disabled, you can safely delete photos from your iPhone.
Back Up Your Photos With iCloud Alternatives
Using another cloud storage as a photo backup is a straightforward solution. Pick from Google Photos, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, or any other. Google Photos is an ideal photo storage solution to create a backup of your photos that doesn't depend on iCloud.
- Download and open the Google Photos app.
- Sign in to Google Photos with the Google account you want to use.
- Select your Google profile photo in the top-right.
- Select Turn on backup.
- Select the Backup & sync settings to store photos in their original resolutions or reduced quality.
- Select Confirm to begin the backup process.
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Use an Alternate iCloud Account
Logging out of one iCloud account and using another iCloud account is a cumbersome workaround. But it's possible to preserve your photos in iCloud while you delete them from the iPhone. The old iCloud account will have your synced photos before you log out, while you can use the new iCloud account to sync everything from here on.
- Select Settings.
- Select your name with the Apple ID.
- Select Sign Out from the bottom of the screen. Enter your Apple ID password to turn off Find My Phone and delink your phone from this iCloud account.
- Log in to a new account by selecting Settings > Apple ID.
- Now, delete photos from the iPhone. The backup copies will not be deleted from the old iCloud account.
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Consider this solution if you have an extensive collection of photos and want to keep them within the Apple ecosystem and accessible from all Apple devices you own.
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