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Foxerly Phone Manager

Move photos, videos and files between your phone and PC

Foxerly Phone Manager puts everything on your iPhone or Android phone on your Windows screen. Copy photos and videos to your PC, send music and files to the phone, and keep a full backup, all over a USB cable.

  • iPhone and Android
  • Both directions
  • Windows 11 and 10

What Foxerly Phone Manager does

Photos and videos to your PC

Copy your camera roll in full quality, sorted by date, with the option to convert iPhone HEIC photos to JPG as they copy.

Music and files both ways

Send music, ringtones, videos and documents from your PC to the phone, or copy them from the phone to your PC.

Full phone backup

Back up the phone to your PC and restore it later, or browse the backup and take out single items.

Contacts and messages

Export contacts and messages to your PC in formats you can open, print and keep.

Phone to phone

Moving to a new phone? Copy photos, contacts and files from the old one to the new one through your PC.

Manage from your PC

Browse, delete and organize what is on the phone with a keyboard, a mouse and a big screen.

How to use Foxerly Phone Manager

  1. 1

    Connect your phone

    Plug it in with a USB cable. Tap Trust on an iPhone, or allow file transfer on Android.

  2. 2

    Pick what to move

    Browse photos, music, files and contacts, and select what you want.

  3. 3

    Transfer

    Copy to your PC or to the phone. Big photo libraries copy in one go.

When Foxerly Phone Manager helps

Phones fill up, get replaced and get lost. A copy on your PC keeps your photos and files safe through all three.

Phone storage is full

Move photos and videos to your PC and free up space on the phone.

A new phone

Copy contacts, photos and files from the old phone to the new one.

Selling or trading in

Keep a full copy of everything before you wipe the old phone.

Music and videos for the road

Put your own music and videos on the phone from your PC.

iPhone photos on Windows: the HEIC question

iPhones save photos in HEIC format by default. It keeps files small at high quality, but many Windows programs and websites still cannot open it.

Foxerly Phone Manager can copy HEIC photos as they are, or convert them to JPG while copying, so they open everywhere. Live Photos can be saved as a still image together with the short video.

For iPhones, Windows needs Apple’s device driver to talk to the phone over USB. If it is missing on your PC, Foxerly Phone Manager tells you how to add it.

Foxerly Phone Manager Free and Premium

Try the free version on your PC first. Premium adds everything else.

FeatureFreePremium
Browse the phone from your PCIncludedIncluded
Copy photos and files to your PCA limited number per dayUnlimited
Send music, videos and files to the phoneNot includedIncluded
Full phone backup and restoreNot includedIncluded
Export contacts and messagesNot includedIncluded
Convert HEIC photos to JPGIncludedIncluded

Technical details

Works on
Windows 11 and Windows 10, 64-bit
Phones
iPhone and iPad, and Android phones with USB file access
Connection
USB cable
Content
Photos, videos, music, files, contacts and messages
Photo formats
Original quality, with optional HEIC to JPG conversion

Foxerly Phone Manager questions

Does it work with both iPhone and Android?

Yes. Connect either kind of phone by USB and it shows up in Foxerly Phone Manager.

Do I need other software for an iPhone?

Windows needs Apple’s USB device driver to talk to an iPhone. If it is not on your PC yet, Foxerly Phone Manager tells you how to add it.

Are photos copied in full quality?

Yes. Photos and videos are copied at their original quality. Converting HEIC to JPG is optional.

Can I back up my whole phone?

Yes, with Premium. You can restore the backup later or browse it and take out single items.

Can I move things from my old phone to my new one?

Yes. Connect both phones to your PC and copy photos, contacts and files across.

Is the transfer wireless?

Transfers use a USB cable, which is faster and more reliable than Wi-Fi for large photo libraries.

Questions?