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1. #ADD GOOGLE PHOTO IN FLICKR UPLOADR FOR FREE#
2. #ADD GOOGLE PHOTO IN FLICKR UPLOADR ZIP FILE#
3. #ADD GOOGLE PHOTO IN FLICKR UPLOADR ARCHIVE#
4. #ADD GOOGLE PHOTO IN FLICKR UPLOADR ZIP#

In either case, be sure to select whether you want to upload these new pictures as "High quality" (up to 16MP, but with some optimizations) for free or "Original" (no changes made) and counting against your Google Drive storage allotment. Keep in mind your internet connection when choosing between the desktop app and website - faster connections can probably get away with the website, while slower ones will be best off with the desktop app. If you'd prefer, you can simply drag and drop the unzipped Flickr folder into the Google Photos website and let it handle the bulk upload at once. You can use the Google Photos Backup app to scan the specific folder where your Flickr photos are now located (we suggested the desktop), and let them upload automatically in the background while you do other things.īut because you have to wait for your computer to download all of the Flickr photos and you must unzip them at the end before uploading, there isn't as much benefit to using the automatic backup method. The process for getting these pictures up to Google Photos is the same as we covered in our tutorial for Dropbox. Upload to Google Photos in one of two ways

#ADD GOOGLE PHOTO IN FLICKR UPLOADR ZIP#

zip method from the Flickr website, unzip that folder so that you can access the individual files inside. No matter how you get those photos down to your computer, keep an eye on where you chose to download them. We can't recommend that you use anything other than the official methods for downloading from Flickr, though, so the choice is yours. We found Flickr Downloadr, Downloadair and FlickrDownload to offer the service. There are multiple third-party applications that purport to be able to batch download your Flickr photos as well, but depending on how you feel about linking these kinds of apps to your account you may not want to use them. Consider downloading one year (or month) of photos at a time, or maybe just individual albums in order of importance.

If you've been using Flickr for some time you obviously won't want to download every photo all in one shot for fear of facing a massive file hitting your computer.

#ADD GOOGLE PHOTO IN FLICKR UPLOADR ZIP FILE#

zip file may be quite large and take some time to both be created and downloaded.

#ADD GOOGLE PHOTO IN FLICKR UPLOADR ARCHIVE#

The hard math says that one of those services that offers an effortless way to archive everything is a better home for your pictures.Depending on how many (and how high of resolution) photos you have, that. Never once do you have to remember to sync your photos. However, there are several online photo storage services that are not only free, but also allow you to upload all of your photos-every picture you take, on every device-automatically. And you can still upload photos manually through the browser, which is a mind-numbing and tedious drag-and-drop process that costs nothing. With this change, you have to pay either $6 a month or $50 a year to use it. But Auto-Uploadr is no longer free software. Sounds great! And what a convenience for fans of the photo storage site. The Auto-Uploadr is a desktop app Flickr launched last year that takes every photo on your computer, your external hard drives, your SD cards from your camera, or in Dropbox or iCloud, and uploads them into one central, searchable library. Not anymore, because Yahoo just made its Auto-Uploadr tool a premium feature. Flickr used to be a great home for all your photos a place to save, collect, and share all your images easily and for free.