On the Messages screen, turn-off iMessages on iPhone by moving the toggle next to iMessage to OFF position (See image below)ģ.
#SYNC MAC AND IPHONE IMESSAGE MAC#
In case signing out of iMessage and signing back-in on Mac did not help, you can try the same steps on your iPhone.Ģ. After a few seconds, open the Messaging App on your Mac by clicking on Messages icon in the dock.ĥ. Whenever prompted, Sign-in to iMessage using your Apple ID Email Address and Password. On the next screen, tap on the Accounts tab and sign-out of iMessage App by clicking on the Sign out button.Ĥ. Next, click on the Messages tab in the top-menu bar of your Mac and then click on the Preferences option in the drop-down menu.ģ. This can help resolve any technical glitches that iMessage on your Mac might be going thorough.Ģ. Since the problem is appearing on Mac, we will first sign out of iMessage on Mac and sign-in back again. Once your Message is sent, you should soon see all the Messages appearing on your Mac, as if the Messaging App on your Mac was looking for a confirmation of you being active and present on your Mac. Send an iMessage from your Mac to someone that you know. In such a case it is likely that iMessage is giving priority to your iPhone over your Mac, pushing Messages to iPhone first and delaying or not at all pushing those Messages to your Mac.Ī simple solution to this problem is to simply send an iMessage from your Mac.Ģ. Send An iMessage From MacĮven though you have the same Email Address and Phone Number activated for iMessage on iPhone and Mac, you may still come across the case of iMessages getting to your iPhone without any problem but those Messages not syncing to your Mac. In general, you need to make sure that you are using the same Apple ID on both devices and the same Email Address under “You can be Reached For Messages At” section. On the next screen, click on the Accounts tab and make sure that the Email appearing under section “You can be reached for Messages At” has a check mark and it is the same Email Address that is also active for iMessages on your iPhone. Next, click on the Messages tab in the top-menu bar of your Mac and then click on Preferences in the drop-down menu.ģ. Now go to your Mac and follow the steps below, to confirm that you are using the same Apple ID and the same Email Address under “You Can be Reached by iMessage At” section.Ģ. On the next screen, make sure that the Email that you use for sending iMessages is available under “You can be reached by iMessage At” and it has a check mark (See image below)Īlso, take a look at Apple ID and make sure that it is the same Apple ID that you are using on your iPhone.
On the Messages screen, tap on Send & Receive.ģ. In case you have added other Email Addresses to iMessage in addition to your Apple ID Email, you need to make sure that these emails have been activated for iMessage, both on your iPhone and Mac.ġ. On your iPhone, tap on Settings > Messages.Ģ.
There is no way for this feature to work, in case you are using different Apple ID’s on your iPhone and Mac. In order to allow syncing of iMessages between iPhone and iPad, you need to use the same Apple ID on both iPhone and Mac.
Check Apple ID and Email Addresses On iPhone and Mac You will find below some of the solutions that you can try to fix the issue of iMessages not syncing on your Mac.
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