Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
You can transfer all photos and videos from your Android phone to a USB drive using multiple methods: directly via a USB OTG adapter, through a PC using USB file transfer, or with third-party apps for both wired and wireless transfers.
1. Using a USB OTG Adapter (Direct Transfer)
Many Android devices support USB On-The-Go (OTG), which allows you to connect a USB drive directly to the phone. Steps:
Connect the USB flash drive to a USB OTG adapter and plug it into your phone's USB-C or micro-USB port
Swipe down to access the notification tray and select "USB Drive" or "File Transfer".
Open the phone’s File Manager or My Files app.
Locate your photos and videos (usually in the DCIM folder or gallery).
Select the files or folders you want to copy and tap Copy or Move, then choose the USB drive as the destination
After transferring, safely eject the USB drive from the Android device to prevent data corruption
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You can transfer all photos and videos from your Android phone to a USB drive using multiple methods: directly via a USB OTG adapter, through a PC using USB file transfer, or with third-party apps for both wired and wireless transfers.
1. Using a USB OTG Adapter (Direct Transfer)
Many Android devices support USB On-The-Go (OTG), which allows you to connect a USB drive directly to the phone. Steps:
Connect the USB flash drive to a USB OTG adapter and plug it into your phone's USB-C or micro-USB port
Swipe down to access the notification tray and select "USB Drive" or "File Transfer".
Open the phone’s File Manager or My Files app.
Locate your photos and videos (usually in the DCIM folder or gallery).
Select the files or folders you want to copy and tap Copy or Move, then choose the USB drive as the destination
After transferring, safely eject the USB drive from the Android device to prevent data corruption
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