How to Drag Photos on Mac?

How to Drag and Drop on Mac

Click or tap to click and highlight the item you want to move.
Press and hold the trackpad or mouse while dragging the object.
When you're ready to reposition the highlighted item, release the trackpad or mouse to drop it in the new place.

How do I Drag and Drop Photos on a Mac?

On your Mac, select an item you want to drag—such as an image or block of text. Press and hold the trackpad or mouse while you drag the item to a new location. To copy the item instead of moving it, press and hold the Option key while you drag. Release the trackpad or mouse to drop the item in the new location.

Why Can't I Drag and Drop from Photos on Mac?

Check your multibutton mouses settings. If youre using a multibutton mouse, you may need to adjust its settings to get it to drag and drop properly on your Mac. Select Apple > System Preferences > Accessibility > Pointer Control > Trackpad Options > Enable dragging and then select three finger drag.

Mac Basics: Drag and Drop

And then you're going to click and continue to hold down on the trackpad or mouse. Then you can move and the item will move with the pointer.

How do I Drag and Drop Multiple Photos on a Mac?

Click on the first file you want to select, then press and hold the Command key and select the other files. You can drag over contiguous files while holding the Command key to select them, then let go of the mouse button and carry on selecting discontiguous files.

How do I Drag and Drop Photos from IPhone to Mac?

Connect your iPhone to your Mac with a USB cable.
On the Mac, open a new Finder window .
In the sidebar, under your Devices, click on your iPhone.
At the top of the window, click Photos.
Check the “Sync Photos” box.
Choose the app or folder that you want to sync from.