Show Do you have some, or maybe even a lot of pictures you’ve shot with iPhone that you’d like to turn off the Live Photos effect? Follow along for how to turn off Live Photos for existing pictures. Live Photos is a neat feature that captures 1.5 seconds before and after you snap an image that can really bring a moment to life. But sometimes you might have had the feature turned on by accident when you really just wanted a standard still photo. Fortunately, Apple lets iPhone users turn off the Live Photos feature for pictures you’ve already taken. iPhone: How to turn off Live Photos for existing picturesNote: these steps work on iPad as well.
Now you can make it a standard still photo by tapping the yellow Live button in the top center of your screen as shown below then hit Done. Now your photo will show a diagonal line through “Live” confirming it’s just a still image now. Read more 9to5Mac tutorials:iPhone & iPad:
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Michael Potuck@michaelpotuck Michael is an editor for 9to5Mac. Since joining in 2016 he has written more than 3,000 articles including breaking news, reviews, and detailed comparisons and tutorials. Michael Potuck's favorite gearHow do I turn off live photo?How to turn off Live Photos permanently. Navigate to the Settings app.. Tap Camera > Preserve Settings.. Switch the toggle next to Live Photos off. (Green means on. Gray means off.). Why does my Iphone keep taking live photos?The Live Photos feature is switched on by default. There is an icon in the Camera app that consists of three concentric circles. This is the Live Photos toggle, which will be yellow when enabled. Tapping this icon will disable Live Photo, but it will automatically switch back on once you leave the Camera app.
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