Note: In order for your recipients to properly view these images, you'll need to add the email address they use for their iCloud account it may well be different than their regular email addresses, so make sure to check if you're in doubt.

Participants can leave comments and even upload their own files, all of which will show up right in the folder when you open it up on your PC. You need only choose the people you want to share photos with, decide whether to allow them to add photos and videos themselves, and create the new album. It's simple to share images and video with your friends who also have iCloud accounts, thanks to iCloud Photo Sharing. How to share albums with your friends and family on your PC

Choose the new images or video you wish to add to the folder.

(To pin to the Start menu instead, select Pin to Start.)

Right-click on iCloud Photos and select Pin to Quick Access.

(You can also open File Explorer iCloud Photos should have been added under Devices and drives in This PC.)

On your PC, open the Start Menu and navigate to the iCloud folder.

Instead, we can make a quick access shortcut to iCloud for Windows's 'desktop app' folder. How to enable quick access to iCloud Photo Library on your PCīecause there's no Photos app from Apple for your PC, it can be tricky to easily find and access your synced images. But for now it's here and you can still use it. While it's present in iOS 13 and on Windows, it doesn't appear in the latest version of macOS. It should also be noted that it looks like Apple is phasing this feature out.

Check the box labeled My Photo Stream to enable this option.

In the box that pops up, click on the Options button next to Photos.

Tip: If you frequently swap between your iPhone and PC and want to use screenshots or photos you've recently taken on either, this is worth enabling. It is worth noting that this only works with images: Apple doesn't currently support quick syncing with video files just yet.

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