How do I copy an image file from one folder to another?

Copying an image file from one folder to another can be done easily in Windows, MacOS, and Linux operating systems.

In Windows:

1. Open the File Explorer (Windows key + E).

2. Locate the source folder that contains the image file you want to copy.

3. Right-click on the image file, then select “Copy”.

4. Navigate to the destination folder where you want to copy the image file.

5. Right-click within the folder and select “Paste”. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+V to paste the image file into the new folder.

Your image file should now be copied to the new folder.

In MacOS:

1. Open a Finder window by clicking on the Finder icon in the Dock.

2. Within the Finder window, locate and open the source folder that contains the image file you want to copy.

3. Select the image file, then press Command+C to copy the file.

4. Navigate to the destination folder where you want to copy the image file.

5. Press Command+V to paste the image file into the new folder.

Your image file should now be copied to the new folder.

In Linux:

1. Open a terminal window and navigate to the directory containing the source folder with the image file you want to copy.

2. Use the command “cp” to copy the image file to the new folder.

3. For example, if the source file is “image.jpg” and the destination folder is “/home/user/pictures”, the command would be “cp image.jpg /home/user/pictures”.

Your image file should now be copied to the new folder.