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The camera roll on your device only uploads to OneDrive - it does not sync photos both ways. That means you can delete uploaded photos and videos from your device, and the copies in OneDrive won't be affected.
To automatically upload your iPhone or iPad camera roll to OneDrive
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In the OneDrive app, tap your account image:
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Tap Settings
then Camera UploadImportant: You can only upload your camera roll to one account at a time, so make sure you're signed in with the account that you want to upload photos to. Tap the relevant account icon to switch accounts.
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Turn on Camera Upload to automatically upload photos and videos to OneDrive.
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To make sure videos automatically upload, turn on Include Videos.
If camera upload isn’t working
If automatic camera upload isn’t working, or only some pictures are uploaded, follow these steps:
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Apple recommend that customers leave the OneDrive app running in the background. Automatic uploading cannot work if the app has been Force Closed (double-tap Home and swipe up and away).
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If you're not connected to Wi-Fi, check your mobile OneDrive settings. If you want to use your mobile network, tap Settings, tap Camera upload, and then turn on Use Mobile Network.
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If your camera upload is taking too long to set up or look for photos, without giving any error message, it could be because you have too many photos in your camera roll.
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OneDrive cannot upload photos optimized for iCloud. To disable optimization, tap Settings > iCloud > Photos and uncheck Optimize Storage.
Learn more
Upload HEIF and HEVC photos and videos to OneDrive
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