Save and Cherish Your Favourite Memories on iPhone
About this QuickTip
The Memories feature in iOS 18 Photos is a wonderful way to revisit your favourite moments, whether they’re based on trips, locations, or special occasions. In this video, I show you how to make sure your favourite memories are never lost by using the Favourite feature. Learn how to easily curate and save your most cherished memories in the Photos app, and ensure they stay with you forever.
Transcript
The Memories feature in Photos is a really lovely thing. Essentially, it curates pictures and videos together to make little mini movies for you. It will do this based on different trips, locations, people, or even days of the week—such as someone's birthday over the years.
The problem with Memories is that they're fleeting; they disappear after a while, a bit like our real memories, I suppose. But that's okay, because we can actually favourite the ones we want to keep. When you find a Memory that you really like or enjoy, all you need to do is press the little heart in the top corner or long press on it and then select 'Favourite This Memory'. Once favourited, it will appear in the Favourites tab at the top of the Memory screen, and it won't delete itself or disappear. It will stay there for you forever, so you can tap on it and explore the photos, videos, and the mini movie that's been created for you, anytime you like.
If you're someone who's curious to find out what else your iPhone is capable of, I really would suggest you check out the book at the link down below. It's called '100 QuickTips for iOS 18', and I guarantee you'll learn loads of things you never knew your iPhone could do!
Technical details: This QuickTip was recorded on an iPhone 15 Pro Max running iOS 18.1 in October 2024.
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