How To Move Picture Albums to SD Card

Instead of using File Manager, which is garbage, why not just install a better file manager from the play store?
Problem solved.
Solid Explorer, Astro Explorer, the list goes on...

 

The best file manager is not on the play store you have to google> Es file explorer pro apk
use this your problem is solve easily.

 

Actually there's a reason ES is not in the Play Store: it was removed due to ad fraud. Prior to that it had a long series of privacy issues. I would strongly recommend people not to use that app, and to avoid that developer completely.

 

Yes, I know why google remove this file manager from the play store because it's automatically clicking on ads on behalf of users to generate quick money. Yes, this is wrong but it never harms any user or their privacy you can also use its pro version without any ads I recommend this because this file manager is undoubtedly one of the best and most complete tools.

 

Are you absolutely sure about that?


https://androidforums.com/threads/es-file-explorer-privacy-security-concerns.914178/

 

It never harms my data and I am currently using this file manager. The main purpose of this app ban is because of its Chinese product. harsh reality

 

@startac4 , probably your best bet as far as functionality and simplicity is to use Simple Mobile Tools.

Specifically in this case Iwould recommend Simple File Manager Pro and Simple Gallery Pro.

Both are paid apps on the Play Store, but are luckily available for free on F-Droid.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.simplemobiletools.gallery.pro/

The Gallery can move files easilly by itself, but here is the link for the File Manager as well.

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.simplemobiletools.filemanager.pro/

In fact, if you like these apps, you should check out the entire collection...

https://www.simplemobiletools.com/

 

Here is the cool part of what I suggested above.

File Manager Pro allows for simple movement and renaming of files, very much as you do with a stock android device app- but better.

Gallery Pro also allows you to do this, but in a gallery format for easier viewing.

You can access both the internal memory and the SD card seamlessly, unlike with a file manager.

Select your photo, select 'move', it will show you all available folders, choose and tap.
Done.

Together, they work great, as you may someday find a file tgat doesn't outright appear in the gallery.
It will show in the file manager.

Now, as for Nitroshare, simply install it onto all of your devices- PC included.

Set it up, and now you can send files wirelessly and quickly via Wi-Fi to any device on the same Wi-Fi that you have installed Nitroshare.

It doesn't get much easier than this.