SWITCHING TO IPHONE
Transfer Files from Android to iPhone
Move your photos, videos, documents, PDFs and contacts from Android to your new iPhone — connected directly over Wi-Fi, no computer and no cable required.
Listed as "TransferQueen: Photo Share App" on the App Store.
- Direction
- Android to iPhone
- Connection
- Wi-Fi direct or QR code
Screens recreated from TransferQueen's verified store listings.
Why transferring from Android to iPhone can be complicated
Android and iPhone don't share a transfer standard. Your Android phone relies on Nearby Share or a USB connection to a computer; the iPhone you're switching to uses AirDrop, which only recognizes other Apple devices. Apple's own Move to iOS tool works, but only during the iPhone's initial setup screen — if you've already set up the phone, that option is gone.
How TransferQueen makes it simpler
TransferQueen connects your Android phone and iPhone directly over Wi-Fi at any point — not just during setup. Open TransferQueen on the Android phone and "TransferQueen: Photo Share App" on the iPhone, connect the two, and send.
The workflow
Open both apps
TransferQueen on Android, Photo Share App on iPhone.
Connect over Wi-Fi
Nearby Discovery or QR code pairing.
Select your files
Photos, videos, documents, PDFs, contacts.
Send to iPhone
Direct transfer, no cloud upload.
What you can bring to your iPhone
Photos
Your full camera roll, or just the albums you want, moved without a cloud upload compressing them along the way.
Videos
Full-quality video, sent directly instead of squeezed through a messaging app's compression.
Contacts
Bring your contact list across so you're not rebuilding it by hand on the new phone.
Documents and PDFs
Work files and PDFs transfer the same way as any other supported file type.
Android to iPhone transfer questions
They're companion apps from the same developer (Cyber Vision Infotech Private Limited) built to connect to each other — "TransferQueen" is the Android listing, "TransferQueen: Photo Share App" is the iPhone listing.
Photos, videos, music and audio files, documents, PDF files, contacts, and other supported files — the same list published on both store pages.
Both apps are free to download, per their current Google Play and App Store listings.
TransferQueen connects two devices directly over Wi-Fi rather than through a shared network or the internet — you don't need both phones joined to the same router.
No. Because TransferQueen transfers files directly between devices, it doesn't use iCloud or any cloud storage as part of the process.
Start Your Android to iPhone Transfer
Download TransferQueen and TransferQueen: Photo Share App to get started.
Listed as "TransferQueen: Photo Share App" on the App Store.