Need to keep a copy of iPhone chats, music or photos on your Windows PC? TouchCopy organizes device content into categories and provides export options for chats, contacts, calendars, and other data.
Which iPhone data can TouchCopy export?
TouchCopy presents device content in categories, including music, photos, messages, contacts, calendars, and call logs. It can also access files, books, notes, voice memos, and voicemail. Select an item in the relevant category to view or copy it to the PC.
- Export conversations from iMessage, WhatsApp, LINE, SMS and RCS to PDF, web page, spreadsheet or text files.
- Export contacts as vCard or CSV, and calendars as iCal or CSV.
- Copy call history that includes call dates and durations.
Music, photos, and chat backups
Playlists come along with each song's cover art, star rating and play count. Tracks can go to a folder on the PC or straight into iTunes or Apple Music. Podcasts, audiobooks, and iPhone ringtones are supported as well.
For photos and videos, TouchCopy can save new items as an incremental backup during later sessions. Chat exports can include attached media, such as photos, videos, and audio messages; conversations can be saved in full or filtered to selected messages.
Other device records and files
TouchCopy can copy files and folders to and from device storage, allowing the device to serve as portable storage. Contact exports can be imported into contact managers such as Microsoft Outlook or opened in spreadsheet software when saved as CSV.
Messages can be saved or printed, and the program can access call records from phone, FaceTime, and WhatsApp calls.
Pros
- Exports chats to PDF, web page, spreadsheet or text
- Copies music with cover art, ratings and play counts
- Creates incremental backups of new photos and videos
- Saves contacts as vCard or CSV files
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11
What formats can TouchCopy use for message exports?
Chats can be saved to PDF, web page, spreadsheet or text files. Attachments can be copied with the chats.
Can TouchCopy copy music directly to iTunes or Apple Music?
Yes. It can transfer music and playlists to either app, keeping cover art, ratings and play counts.
Can it back up only new photos and videos?
Yes. Incremental photo backups allow later sessions to save newly added photos and videos.
