Move or Transfer files or folders between BlueStacks and Windows

February 11, 2021 · bluestacks

Importing and exporting files or media between BlueStacks and Windows is quite easy and you don’t have to follow any long steps for this task.

What you can import or export between BlueStacks and Windows?

You can import or export any type of file between windows and BlueStacks. You can move or transfer media files like photos or videos, move or transfer files or folders,s or any type of another file format like zip files, documents, PDFs anything.

Transfer or move files from Windows to BlueStacks

Importing

1) Open BlueStacks

2) Now go to Home section, then click my games

Transfer or move files from Windows to BlueStacks

3) Click on system apps

4) Now go to media browser

Transfer or move files from Windows to BlueStacks

5) Now there you see an option of ” import from windows and export to Windows “.

6) Click on import from Windows to import files inside the BlueStacks from windows or any drives like pendrive or other storage devices.

Import or export files

7) Now navigate to the folder or file you wants to import in BlueStacks.

8) That’s it the file that you wants to import in BlueStacks Haas been imported successfully and now you can see the file in media browser of the BlueStacks and also you can use the imported files from windows anywhere in BlueStacks.

Transfer files or folder from BlueStacks to Windows

Exporting 

1) Go to Home in BlueStacks, then go to my games

2) Click on system apps folder

3) Now go to file manager

Transfer or move files from Windows to BlueStacks

4) Now there you see an option ” Export to windows ” under the option import from windows which is used to import files from windows in BlueStacks.

Import or export files

5) Click on export to windows option.

6) Now select the files that you wants to export to windows from your BlueStacks. Like media files or any other file or folder.

7) Now choose a destination folder in windows where you want to export the file or folder.

8) That’s is your file or folder is successfully exported or moved to your windows library.

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