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Source：New Knowledge Information Network Editor：Science Time：2025-06-26 15:06:52

Any iPhone user knows how tedious photo editing can Dear Utol (2025): Binyag Episode 43be. First, there are all the adjustments you have to make. Then, you want to make all your photos aesthetically consistent, which means applying the same adjustments over and over again.

There are tons of photo apps out there that can do batch editing. But with iOS 16, you won't need a third-party app, because Apple has built a batch-editing feature directly within Photos. Here's how to use it.

1. Select the first photo you want to use and tap Edit at the top.

iPhone screenshot of dog photo with a filter applied

Follow this step like you would edit any photo. Credit: Screenshot: Apple

2. Apply your edits

You can only copy and paste edits from the adjustment and filter tools. You can't copy crop edits, markups, or angle adjustments. But between Adjust and Filters, there's plenty to choose from (Auto, Exposure, Brilliance, Highlights, Shadows, Contrast, Brightness, Black Point, Saturation, Vibrance, Warmth and all of the Photo app filters.)

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Remember, only edits from the adjustment and filter tools can be pasted onto another photo. Credit: Screenshot: Apple

3. Copy your edits

With your edits complete its's time to copy and paste them onto a new photo. Copy the edits by tapping on the three dot icon at the top right corner of the screen. When a window at the bottom of the screen pops up, tap "Copy Edits."