Como pasar fotos de un samsung s24ultra a una micro

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The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is a powerhouse for photography, but its lack of a built-in microSD slot might leave you wondering how to backup photos externally. Don’t worry—this guide explains practical methods to transfer your photos to a microSD card using accessories like USB OTG adapters. Whether you’re freeing up space or creating backups, we’ve got you covered.

Why Transfer Photos to a MicroSD Card?

  • Extra Storage: Preserve phone storage by moving large photo files.
  • Backup Security: Protect memories against accidental deletion or phone damage.
  • Portability: Easily transfer photos to other devices via microSD.

Method 1: Use a USB OTG Adapter and MicroSD Card Reader

Since the S24 Ultra lacks a built-in microSD slot, a USB-C adapter is essential.

Step 1: Gather Tools

  • USB-C to microSD card reader (or USB OTG adapter + separate card reader).
  • Formatted microSD card (exFAT or FAT32).

Step 2: Connect the MicroSD Card

  1. Insert the microSD card into the reader.
  2. Plug the reader into your S24 Ultra’s USB-C port.

Step 3: Transfer Photos via My Files App

  1. Open My Files (Samsung’s file manager).
  2. Navigate to Internal Storage > DCIM > Camera (or where photos are stored).
  3. Long-press photos/videos to select them.
  4. Tap ⋮ (Menu) > Move or Copy.
  5. Select the SD Card (under “External Storage”) and choose a destination folder.
  6. Tap Move Here or Copy Here.

Tip: Use Copy to keep originals on your phone or Move to delete them after transfer.

Method 2: Transfer via Computer
Step 1: Connect Phone to Computer

  1. Use a USB-C cable to link your S24 Ultra to a PC/Mac.
  2. On your phone, tap the USB notification and select File Transfer/Android Auto.

Step 2: Copy Photos to the Computer

  1. Open your phone’s DCIM/Camera folder on the computer.
  2. Drag photos to a folder on your desktop.

Step 3: Transfer from Computer to MicroSD

  1. Insert the microSD card into the computer’s card reader.
  2. Copy the photos from your desktop to the microSD folder.

Method 3: Cloud Services as an Intermediate

  1. Upload photos to Google Drive, Dropbox, or Samsung Cloud.
  2. Download them to a computer and transfer to microSD.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

MicroSD Not Detected?

Ensure the USB OTG adapter is compatible.

Check if the microSD is formatted correctly (exFAT recommended).

Transfer Fails?

Verify the microSD has enough space.

Restart the phone and reconnect the adapter.

Files Not Showing?

Use “Show Hidden Files” in the My Files app.

FAQs

Q1: Can the Samsung S24 Ultra support microSD cards natively?
A: No, it lacks a built-in slot. Use a USB-C microSD card reader instead.

Q2: Which file system should my microSD use?
A: Format the card to exFAT for files over 4GB or FAT32 for universal compatibility.

Q3: Why can’t I move certain photos?
A: Photos in locked/secure folders (e.g., Secure Folder) must be moved manually after unlocking.

Q4: What’s the difference between “Move” and “Copy”?
A: “Move” deletes the original; “Copy” keeps both versions.

Q5: Recommended microSD card specs?
A: Choose UHS-I/UHS-III cards from brands like SanDisk or Samsung with 128GB+ storage.

Conclusion

Even without a built-in microSD slot, transferring photos from your Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is straightforward with a USB OTG adapter or computer. Follow these steps to safeguard your memories and optimize storage effortlessly.

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