We all must’ve heard the famous saying, “a picture tells a thousand words,” this is very true. Pictures help us to learn, and images grab attention, photos explain tough concepts, and even serve as inspiration. Coupled with the fact that human beings are visual creatures, these images are definitely here to stay.
Pictures have the potential to attract an emotional response from people, especially from friends and loved ones, and this is key for the special memories we create with them on a daily basis. It captures moments you cherish for a lifetime.
Luckily for us, our iPhones save every picture sent via the Messages application, whether 1-on-1 or in a group message. You can view the pictures saved in a conversation whenever you want and then have them saved on your device’s photo library.
Resharing them through SMS, email, or social media is also possible and we will highlight how to make it happen. See How To View Photos Sent In Text Message Thread On Your iPhone:
How Can I View All Images In A Text Message Thread On My iPhone?
- Unlock your iOS device and head to the Messages application from the home screen.
- Locate the message thread with the pictures that you wish to view. Click on the thread to access it.
- Click on the individual’s name or group chat name way up on the screen. Three icons will be visible. They are “audio,” “FaceTime,” and “info.” Click “info.”
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- If your iOS device is running iOS 13, every picture that you have ever sent to each other in the conversation will be visible under “PHOTOS.” In there, you can see the latest photos as a preview size. To view all the pictures, just click “See All Photos.” If you are an iOS 12 or earlier user, the convo’s image history will be seen in “Images” on the “info” page.
- As soon as you click on a picture and open it. You are allowed to click on the arrow icon in the bottom-left corner to access options to send, share, or save the image.
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That is that.
