How to do it
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Edit one photo until it looks right
In the Photos app, open a photo, tap Edit, and adjust it. Tap Done to save.
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Tap Copy Edits
With that photo open, tap the more button, then tap Copy Edits.
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Choose which edits to copy
Photos shows the edits. Turn off any you don’t want to copy, then tap Copy.
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Select the photos to paste onto
Go back to your library, tap Select, then tap the thumbnails of the photos. You can also open a single photo or video.
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Tap Paste Edits
Tap the more button, then tap Paste Edits. Check one result, and revert any that don’t suit that photo.
What does Copy Edits copy?
Apple’s guide says you can copy the edits you made to one photo or video and paste them onto another photo, or a batch of photos, all at once. Before copying you can review the list and turn off the edits you don’t want (Apple: Edit photos and videos on iPhone, iOS 27 edition). That makes it easy to leave out a crop that only fits one photo.
Will every photo look the same?
Close, not identical. Apple’s note says Photos automatically adjusts the white balance and exposure of the edited photos to match better and look more similar. A photo shot in very different light can still need a small tweak afterward.
Can I keep my look for later?
If you want to reuse a look over weeks, PicWay can save a set of light and color adjustments as a filter, so you can use it on other photos. See how to save photo edits as a filter.
Can I undo it?
Yes. Open a pasted photo, tap Edit, then tap Revert, as described in Apple’s undo and revert guide. Menu names may differ in older iOS versions.