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That’s my quick suggestions on how to get iPhone videos to the iPad and iMovie. So even when I sync a video file up from my iPhone to the service, it does not let me add it directly to the Photo Library – so there’s currently no easy way that I see to open it in iMovie via Dropbox. iMovie does not seem to have the ‘Open In’ feature implemented yet, or if it does Dropbox doesn’t know about it yet. Video files tend to be quite large, so this will put a fair dent in your file storage usage on a cloud service unless you do regular maintenance and remove files you’re no longer working with. For videos of even a couple minutes or more this will be considerably slower than the Camera Connection Kit for sure. Depending on the length / size of your videos, uploads may be fairly slow. There are plenty of other good services of this type of course.

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My favorite is Dropbox, which allows up to 2GB free storage, offers very reasonable rates for higher storage levels if needed, and has a good universal iOS app. My next option – other than iTunes sync – would be to utilize a cloud-based file sync service. If you’ve got your iPad and iPhone on a WiFi network and you haven’t got your Camera Connection Kit with you I think this is your next best option for transferring videos. I’m a huge fan of this app – see my recent Photo Transfer App review for more detail on it. Once the transfers complete, the videos will be in your Photos app, in the Camera Roll folder – so they’re accessible from iMovie for editing and jazzing up. It will also give you a little ‘ding’ alert as each individual video transfer completes.

The app has a good status bar that shows you progress on each video being transferred and a separate one for overall progress (if there is more than one being transferred).

Then tap on ‘Get Videos’ – and the video transfer will begin. Look for the name of your iPhone and select that if it’s not already selected.

On the iPad, in the app, tap the Device tab in its bottom nav bar.

It will let you select multiple videos at once.

On the iPhone, select which videos you want to transfer.

To transfer your videos from iPhone to iPad you’ll need to: This app has a very easy to use interface you don’t need to fuss with any setup at all – it will just automatically see all your other iOS devices on a local WiFi network. It costs $2.99 in the App Store and is a universal app (designed for both iPad and iPhone) so you’ll only pay once to run it on all your iOS devices.

Photo Transfer App is an excellent utility app for transferring photos and videos between iPads, iPhones, iPod Touches, and PCs on the same WiFi network. This is the fastest way to get iPhone videos over to the iPad without messing with iTunes sync. If you’re in a hurry to get working with your video or videos, you’re going to want to go with the Import Selected option of course, and just transfer over the ones you want to work with. You can then choose to Import All or Import Selected photos and videos from the iPhone. The Photos app will show you the entire contents of the Camera Roll on your iPhone. When you attach your iPhone to the Camera Connector the Photos app will automatically launch on the iPad. The kit consists of two small connectors, the one you need for this process is the Camera Connector. You can get one for $29 via Apple’s online store, or at a local Apple retail store. Here are two ways to accomplish this, in order of how easy and quick they are:Īpple’s Camera Connection Kit for the iPad is your best friend for this task. If so, I’ve got a couple suggestions on the best ways to do this.

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If you’ve got iMovie on your iPad and you’re keen to start editing your iPhone videos on it, you may be thinking about which are the best ways to get videos shot on your iPhone over to its big brother, the iPad.Īnd if you’re anything like me, your preference is to be able to transfer videos from iPhone to iPad without having to do a full iTunes sync.