Got pictures on your phone and no idea what to do with them? You’re not alone. This class helps you figure out where your photos are, how to move them, and how to keep from losing them when something goes wrong with your phone or computer.

Bring whatever you have — phone pictures, old family photos, memory cards, USB drives, even a box of prints you want to scan. We’ll help you sort it all out and show you safe, simple ways to store and share your memories.

We also cover basic photo editing — cropping, fixing color, cleaning up little distractions, and getting a photo looking good enough to print or send to family.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this class, you’ll know how to move photos off your phone and onto a computer or backup device so they don’t disappear when your phone breaks. You’ll learn how to organize your pictures into folders that actually make sense, and how to share them with family the easy way — by email, text, or printing at home or the store.

We’ll also show you how to do basic photo touch-ups: cropping out what you don’t want, brightening a dark picture, fixing the color, and removing small distractions in the background. You don’t need fancy software — we use free tools so you can keep doing this at home on your own.

Most importantly, you’ll know your photos are safe and you’ll know exactly where they are.

• Move photos from your phone to a computer, USB drive, or backup device
• Organize pictures into folders so you can find them again
• Share photos with family by email, text, or print
• Protect your memories so they survive a lost or broken phone
• Crop, brighten, and fix color with free editing tools
• Remove small distractions and get a photo ready to print
• Understand memory cards, USB drives, and where your files actually live

Who This Class Is For

Good for anyone who has years of photos scattered across phones, drives, and shoeboxes — and wants to finally get them organized, backed up, and shared before something gets lost.

Bring With You

Bring your phone, a USB drive, memory cards, or any old printed photos you’d like to preserve. If you already have a laptop, bring it. We’ll work with whatever you have.