#Live photo for free#

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Tap the yellow Live button in the top middle of your screen, then hit Done.Tap the Live Photos icon (circle with 3 rings) in the bottom left-ish corner (middle left on iPad).Open the Photos app and select the image you’d like to remove Live from (you can see all your Live Photos by going to Albums > swipe down to Media Types > Live Photos).iPhone: How to turn off Live Photos for existing pictures But sometimes you might have had the feature turned on by accident when you really just wanted a standard still photo.įortunately, Apple lets iPhone users turn off the Live Photos feature for pictures you’ve already taken. 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. 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.