Add Photos to a New Album on iPhone and iPad in iOS 13

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Add Photos to New Album for iPhone and iPad in iOS 13

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If you take a lot of pictures and videos with your iPhone or iPad, you're not alone, most of us do. When the images and videos begin to pile up, it's nice to organize them into albums, making it easier to both navigate and find pics/vids on-the-fly. In iOS 12 and earlier, adding pictures to a new album was as easy as tapping the + sign from the Albums tab.

In iOS 13, however, the Add to Album option is located in your share menu. At first glance, to users running iOS 13, it would appear as though the Add to Album option is gone, when in fact it was simply moved.

In the following Visi tutorial, we're going to go through the steps to add images or videos to a new photo album.

For the following guide, we used an iPhone 7 running iOS 13.

**PLEASE NOTE** This article is for iPhone or iPad users running iOS 13.

1. 1
   Tap the Photos shortcut.

   

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2. 2
   Select the Photos tab, then tap All Photos in the lower right-corner.

   

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3. 3
   Tap Select in the top-right corner.

   

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4. 4
   Select all the images and videos you wish to add to a new album, then tap the share icon in the lower-left corner.

   

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5. 5
   From the Share menu, tap Add to Album.

   

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6. 6
   Tap New Album.

   

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7. 7
   Using your dvice's keyboard, name your new Photo Album, then tap Save.

   

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8. 8
   Once you've saved your new Album, it will be accessible via the Albums tab inside the Photos app.

   

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If you have problems with any of the steps in this article, please ask a question for more help, or post in the comments section below.

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