Remote Mouse Mac

• Easily Copy, Share and Backup

  Fast and wirelessly transfer pictures among iPhone, Android, Mac and PC

  Get Photo Transfer

  Get Photo Transfer on your mobile devices

  IPHONE ANDROID ANDROID (APK)
  

  Install the Remote Mouse server on your computer

  MAC MAC (DMG) WINDOWS
  

  Connect your mobile devices / computer to the same Wi-Fi, or mobile device's personal hotspot. The transfer process won't consume any mobile data.

Remote Mouse Pc

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Remote Mouse Macbook

Transfer Between Mobile Devices

1. Get Photo Transfer on both devices
2. Connect them to the same Wi-Fi
3. Open the app. Choose Send in one device, and choose Receive in the other

Transfer Between Computer and Mobile Device

1. Get Photo Transfer on your mobile device
2. Install the Remote Mouse server on your computer
3. Connect them to the same Wi-Fi
4. Open the app. Choose Send / Receive on your mobile device
5. To send pictures from computer, open Remote Mouse by clicking the app icon on taskbar, then select pictures in the app window