How do I use Uploadr?
Uploadr is the new best way to get your photos on Flickr. You can get the new Uploadr from the Flickr Tools page. Uploadr is cross platform, which means it works and looks the same on Windows and Mac. So, no matter your operating system these FAQs apply to you. Working offline You can either drag and drop photos from your computer into the Uploadr photo tray (the big white area), or click the ‘+ADD’ button to browse your computer for photos you want to upload. In the photo tray, you can drag and drop your photos to rearrange their order. The order you see is the order they’ll show up in your photostream. You can enter tags, titles and descriptions for your photos, as well as set privacy and content type. Just select the photos you want to work with, and apply whichever settings you wish. Working online In order to access your sets, and in order to upload photos, you have to be signed in. The first time you sign in, you’ll be asked to give Uploadr permission to access your Flickr photos
Uploadr is cross platform, which means it works and looks the same on Windows and Mac. So, no matter your operating system these FAQs apply to you. If you haven’t downloaded it yet you can do so from here. Working offline You can either drag and drop photos from your computer into the Uploadr photo tray (the big white area), or click the ‘+ADD’ button to browse your computer for photos you want to upload. In the photo tray, you can drag and drop your photos to rearrange their order. The order you see is the order they’ll show up in your photostream. You can enter tags, titles and descriptions for your photos, as well as set privacy and content type. Just select the photos you want to work with, and apply whichever settings you wish. Working online In order to access your sets, and in order to upload photos, you have to be signed in. The first time you sign in, you’ll be asked to give Uploadr permission to access your Flickr photos. You’ll grant that permission on Flickr.com, and we’ll
