Editing photos and videos on iPhone is efficient with the built-in tools in the Photos app, but it’s time-consuming and tedious. It’s also something you don’t have to do manually once you’ve found the look you want. The Photos app can copy a list of edits you’ve made to any photo or video and copy them to make the same edits to any other file. This simple tip can save you hours of frustration. It was added in the iOS 16 update, so you’ll want to update your iPhone before proceeding if you’re using an older version.
Open the Photos app and find any photo or video you want to edit or have already edited. Tap the Edit button in the upper right corner and adjust multiple levels of adjustment to your liking. You can change auto, exposure, brightness, highlights, shadows, contrast, brightness, black point, saturation, brightness, warmth, hue, sharpness, sharpness, noise reduction and vignette. When you’re done, tap the three horizontal dots in the upper right corner. From the pop-up menu, tap Copy edits, then tap Done. Find the image you want to edit in the same way and open it. Tap the three-dot menu again, then tap Paste edits. Stay on this image until the progress bar disappears and it will be edited exactly like the first image was.