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Welcome, in front of me is a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and today I'll show you how
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to transfer files from your phone to an SD card and vice versa
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So to get started, let's open up the files app which will be in the Samsung folder
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So my files. From here we're gonna choose either the SD card or internal storage
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I'm gonna start with internal and in here you can see a bunch of folders
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So key thing to keep in mind, DCIM folder will have any kind of photos, videos that
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you have captured with the device. Then below that you have downloads folder which will contain anything that you have
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downloaded either through a web browser, email, it will be saved all in here
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Then we have pictures which usually contains screenshots and rest of the folders are primarily
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empty assuming you haven't saved anything in there or there isn't some kind of specific
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app that will be saving something in those folders. And also SD card will have basically the same folders as well with the key difference of
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probably being empty assuming you haven't chose to save by default to the SD card
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Now for me I believe my photos are located in the internal storage and yep, there they are
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So to save your files, I'm gonna be using photos as you can see as an example, you want
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to select them. So you select them by holding it like so
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As you can see once you hold one it will be selected and then you can simply tap on additional
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ones to select more. Now you also have the option to select all right over here and if you want you can select
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all and deselect ones that you might not want or simply go back and select the entire folder
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like so. So again you hold it the same way you did with just a single file and it gets selected
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along with everything that is inside. And once you have it selected whichever way you want it, you have two options
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You can move it or copy it. So choose whichever option you want
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Move will completely remove those photos or files from where they are right now and move
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them to a new location of your choice while copy will create additional set of the same
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files and the set that has been created additional you will be done
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Move to your desired location while the old ones will stay in the location that they are
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right now. So I'm gonna go with move and once you select move you can see you can move it here
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So right now it gives you the option to move wherever you are located and I'm gonna go
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back out and I'm gonna move to the SD card and I'm just gonna drop it right in here
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So I'm gonna move here. As you can see there is a folder that has just appeared
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If I can find it where is it? There we go, the new
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So you can see the N, that's for new. And this is the camera folder with the four photos or five photos that were inside
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And because I chose to move it, if I go back to the internal storage under DCIM you can
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see that this folder is completely gone from here now. So that is how you remove any kind of file
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The process is basically the exact same for any kind of file, folder, whatever it is
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It works the same way. So if you found this video helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
