Osmo Nano

After shooting, you can transfer the footage to a microSD card, mobile device, or computer for saving and backup.

▸ Transferring Files to a microSD Card

▸ Transferring Files to a Mobile Device

▸ Transferring Files to a Computer

Osmo 360

Transferring Files to a Mobile Device

Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the mobile device. Open the DJI Mimo app and tap the camera icon on the home screen. Once the camera is connected to DJI Mimo, tap the Playback icon to preview photos and videos. Tap the download icon to download photos and videos.

Transferring Files to a Computer

Power on the camera. Use the provided cable to connect the camera to a computer. Tap the camera screen, then tap Transfer File: USB to download the files from the camera to the computer.

Osmo Action Series

Support situation

Export to a mobile device

Method 1: Export via DJI Mimo app

Take Osmo Action 5 Pro as an example, connect the camera to a mobile device, and go to “Playback” or album. Then select photos or videos and tap the icon to download them.

Watch this video for file exporting steps.

Method 2: Via OTG connection

Applicable products: Osmo Action 5 Pro, Osmo Action 4, Osmo Action 3

Please refer to How do I connect Osmo Action Series/Osmo Pocket Series to mobile phones via OTG Connection using the OTG function to learn how to export clips via the OTG function.  

Export to a computer

Method 1: Device and computer connection export

Osmo Action 5 Pro

For Osmo Action 4, Osmo Action 3, Osmo Action 

1. Turn on the device, use the data cable to connect to the computer through the USB-C port (charging port) on the side of the camera. 

2. A prompt will appear on the camera interface of the device, please select "File Transfer/OTG". 

3. Open the SD card disk on your computer, find the "DCIM" folder, and copy out the required videos/photos.

For DJI Action 2

1. When the camera is connected to the front touchscreen module or power module, power on the camera.

2. Connect the USB-C cable to the USB-C port on the front touchscreen module or power module.

3. “File Transfer”, “Webcam”, and “Cancel” will appear on the touchscreen of the camera. Then select “File Transfer”.

4. When a microSD card is inserted to the front touchscreen module or power module, two disks will appear. "Internalstorage" indicates the storage drive of the camera unit while "USB Disk" is the memory card.

5. Video and photos are located in the DCIM folder. Then you can copy your videos or photos to your computer.

Method 2: Export via card reader

Remove the SD card from the camera and insert it into the card reader, then connect the card reader to your computer to export.

Osmo Pocket Series

Support situation

Export to a mobile device

Method 1: Export via DJI Mimo app (wired/wireless connection)

Connect the Osmo Pocket series device to the DJI Mimo app and go to "Home > Albums" or "Camera > Playback." Download individual or multiple materials in the following ways:

1. Individual materials: Tap the material, enter the details interface, and then tap the "Download" icon at the bottom right corner to complete the download.

2. Multiple materials: In the upper right corner of the thumbnail interface, click the "Select" icon, choose the materials you wish to download, and then tap the "Download" icon in the lower right corner to complete the downloads.

Refer to the video below to see how to export via the DJI Mimo app:

Method 2: Via OTG connection

Applicable products: Osmo Pocket 3

Please refer to How do I connect Osmo Action Series/Osmo Pocket Series to mobile phones via OTG Connection using the OTG function to learn how to export clips via the OTG function. 

Export to a computer

Method 1: Device and computer connection export

1. Make sure that the smartphone adapter is removed, power on the product, and connect the USB-C cable to the USB-C port on the product.

2. The device will ask you if you want to connect to a computer, then select “Accept”.

3. The product will appear as a flash drive on your computer. Then open the drive. 

4. Video and photos are located in the DCIM folder. Then you can copy your videos or photos to your computer.

Method 2: Export via card reader

Remove the SD card from the camera and insert it into the card reader, then connect the card reader to your computer to export.