The Memories Album on iPhone is a video that compiles each person's memorable moments through photos and videos. With the iOS 17 update, users can completely adjust the Memories album to their liking, when they can add photos to the album or delete photos if they do not want to display. The article below will guide you to add and delete photos in the iPhone memories album.
How to add photos in iPhone Memories album
Step 1:
On the interface of the iPhone Photos application , click on For You . Next, you will see the Memories album for you to select and play the video.
Step 2:
In the Memory video playback interface, users click on the 3-dot icon in the top right corner and select Manage photos in the displayed list.
Step 3:
Display the interface for managing photos and videos in the album on the phone. You press All to display all the photos and videos in the album. Now we press the photo we want to add to the Memories album on the iPhone and then press Done to save.
Step 4:
While the Memories video is playing, tap the grid icon at the bottom of the screen to view the photos and videos currently in the Memories album . These are the photos and videos in the Memories album.
At this interface, users can change the display order by pressing and holding on the image and moving the position .
How to delete photos in iPhone Memories album
We also open the Memories album, then move to the photo management interface. Here, we also click on the grid icon in the video viewing interface.
Now display the images in the album, you press and hold on the photo you want to delete from the Memories album. Then we select Hide from memories .
So you have deleted the photo from the Memories album on your iPhone.
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