
Once you click “OK” you will be taken back to the Photos Options. If you need to create a new location, click “Make New Folder” and name it. In this case, we’re moving our photos folder from our Dropbox location, to our iCloud Drive folder, in our user folder. You will need to browse for a new folder where you want to relocate your iCloud Photos folder. Those comfortable using Windows will be more than familiar with the next step. Note, the folder is already in our Dropbox because we already moved the Photos special folder previously. The iCloud Photos folder in its original location. Click “Change…” to move the iCloud Photos folder to a new location.


Here you can turn off “My Photo Stream” and “iCloud Photo Sharing” but what we want to focus on is the “iCloud Photos location:” at the bottom of the dialog box. Notice next to “Photos” there’s an “Options…” button, which you need to click. To move your iCloud Photos folder, first open the application.
