iOS 18.3/17.7: How to Use Burst Mode On iPhone, iPad in 2025

Apple’s every fresh iPhone user needs to know how and when to use the perfect camera mode on the iPhone. Because now a day usually people take the maximum photos with the iPhone instead of a digital camera, However, some folks haven’t idea about the proper utility camera for Smartphones. Like, take a Panorama on iPhone including iPhone, Face detection mode, Timer mode, and some others. Here you can get a guide about how to use burst mode on the iPhone with Apple’s latest.

You can shoot bulk photos in a second so from all of them you can get yours like most excellent Photos. We hope to use this guide to enhance your best photo in the camera’s burst mode.

If you want to take good Photos if it’s ideal or moving objects at a time Burst mode is better for taking clear photos use your iPhone camera almost Photographers also said that this is the latest tool.

Tutorial on shooting Photos in burst mode on Any iPhone

The complete guide on how to use burst mode on your iPhone.

Enable Use Volume Up for Burst,

1. Open the Settings App on your iPhone.
2. Scroll & Tap on the Camera App.

Open settings app tap camera app on iPhone

2. Enable ‘Use Volume Up for Burst.’

Enable toggle Use Volume Up for Burst on iPhone

That’s it.

Take Burst Photos Using Volume Button

1. Open the Camera App on your latest iOS-running iPhone.
2. Next, Set your Camera screen on PHOTO or SQUARE to shoot burst Photos (capture bulk pictures in a minute) on your Apple iPhone.

Open camera app tap Photo on iPhone

3. Press and Hold the Volume up button to start Burst Photos.

Take Burst Photos With Timer

1. Ensure that the Live photos are off. Turn off Live Photos.
2. Swipe up to see Camera settings, and Swipe left or right to See the Camera Timer.

Open camera app tap live Photos is off to swipe up click timer on iPhone

3. Select 3s or 10s. Now, Tap on the Camera shutter button to take the Burst photo after 3 seconds or 10 seconds.

Tap on 3s click white button on iPhone

That’s it.

Older iPhone,

Note—Preserve Mode-enabled iPhone users can’t access the Photos or Square camera mode screen instantly. So, Swipe right or left to get settings if required after completing your camera Screen.

Tap on Camera Shutter button to take burst pictures on iPhone

Extra Tip – To take burst photos, you can also use the Volume (+) up of the iPhone to capture bulk photos within seconds. You can catch the Selfie and Rear Camera pictures very smoothly.

How to View Burst Photos on iPhone

  1. Launch the Photos app on your iPhone > Tap on Albums from the bottom.
  2. Scroll to Media Types and see Burst (numbers of photos) and on the same picture below you can see Select…
  3. Tap on Select to view each photo in a scrubber.
Tap on Camera Shutter button to take burst pictures on iPhone
  1. Now swipe left or swipe the right picture to select perfect shots and save as Selected to your Phone camera roll.
Choose Favorites Photo from burst pictures on iPhone
  1. After selecting pictures, tap on Done to change your photo unburst or save as Favorites.
select mulitple pictures from Favorites burst pictures on iPhone

How to Edit Burst Photo on iPhone

Go with following instructions to Delete Burst Photo on iPhone without any third-party applications.

It may ask you either to Keep Everything or Keep Only 2 Favorite. So after seen all photos choose your favorite and then click on the ‘’Done’’ button.

Keep everything and keep only numbers of Favorites from burst pictures on iPhone x iPhone 8 Plus iPhone 7 Plus

Now after shooting the photo in this mode, you’ve got a bunch of pictures, among all the photos them it may not be clear so if you don’t delete that kind of Photos then all are saved automatically into your library.

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Karly Wood is a journalist based in Ohio who specializes in covering Apple and technology trends. With a varied experience in reporting on public safety, government, and education, her insights bridge multiple disciplines, providing readers with a well-rounded perspective on today's technological advancements. If you need to contact me, you can reach me at [email protected] or through (Facebook)

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