Sending files from iPhone to PC is always an issue, so in this video I show you a clean, 100% wireless way to move literally any file from your iPhone to a Windows 10/11 PC—photos, videos, PDFs, zip files, you name it. No USB cable, no iTunes, and you don’t even need an active internet connection. The only requirement is that your iPhone and your PC are on the same network (your home Wi‑Fi, or even your iPhone hotspot with the PC connected to it). My method is simple: I connect the iPhone to Windows using FTP through the built-in Files app on iOS. On the Windows side, I create a separate local user (I call it “FTP”), share the folder I want access to (I share my whole user profile so I can reach everything), and give that user read/write permissions. Then I grab my PC’s local IP address from Task Manager and use it in Files → Connect to Server on the iPhone, log in with the username/password, and I can copy files both directions. You can even send stuff straight from the Photos app by saving to Files and dropping it into the shared folder.