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jUploadr is your application! Flickr Finder If you’re looking for a bare-bones application that will upload your photos to Flickr, look no further. Just open the application, enter your Flickr account information, and start dragging and dropping photos into the jUploadr window. This idiot-proof application is so simple, you can’t help but fall in love with it. Uploading photos to Flickr doesn’t get any easier than jUploadr. There aren’t any fancy uploading features, but if the Flickr browsing features are enough to convince you to stick with this application (and they should be), the upload option is right there waiting for you! jUploadr Watch uploads in real-time with a cool pop-up window that displays new photos! You can configure 1001 to watch everyone on Flickr, or just certain users. More of a Flickr browser than an uploading application, 1001 allows you to keep track of your friend’s photos. But hey, at least it integrates with Growl, right? 1001 People with Intel Macs are going to watch this application crawl. We only wish it was a little more integrated with iPhoto.Īnother problem with Flickr Uploadr is that it has not yet been released as a Universal binary. You can drag and drop pictures into Uploadr from the Finder or iPhoto, tag them, and then upload the whole bunch. It’s a simple, easy-to-use application that does one thing well. Why not use their application? Flickr Uploadr was made by the people at Flickr, and they got this thing right. Unfortunately, the annoying authentication bugs and the $25 price tag really drag down this otherwise stellar iPhoto plugin. And there’s also a FlickrExport plugin for Aperture, which is way cool. (Stuff like geo-tagging is noticeably absent.) Of course, FlickrExport’s Growl integration is pretty nifty. FlickrExport is a nifty iPhoto plugin that integrates so well, you’ll think it was just a part of iPhoto!įlickrExport does allow you to title and tag photos directly in iPhoto, but there aren’t many other advanced features.

If you’d prefer to upload photos to Flickr directly from iPhoto, we have just the solution for you.

#Flickr uploadr pro upgrade#

If you take advantage of JetPhoto’s advanced features, you’ll want to upgrade to JetPhoto Pro ($25). You can resize your photos before you upload them and even see how close you are to reaching your Flickr upload limit. To upload your photos, simply import them from iPhoto into JetPhoto, and then select Upload to Flickr from the Web Album menu.

Geo-tag your photo with built-in Google Maps.

It allows you to upload pictures to Flickr, but that only scrapes JetPhoto’s surface.

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JetPhoto is definitely a keeper! In fact, every Mac user with a digital camera should have this application. Some aren’t useful, some are cumbersome, and some are just plain ugly. We’ll be honest with you: We delete most of the applications we try out. But there are quite a few Mac applications out there that can help you manage your Flickr photos. You can, of course, upload photos through Flickr’s website. Thanks to Flickr’s killer API (Application Programming Interface), developers can incorporate Flickr into their own applications and websites. It may not be the best photo-sharing option out there, but it’s certainly the easiest.

#Flickr uploadr pro free#

What application or website should you use to share your photos? There are literally dozens of websites that can collect your photos, but we’re going to recommend Flickr, a free online service that lets you upload and share photos.

But when it comes to sharing your photos with friends and family members, iPhoto comes up short, especially if you decided to forgo the expensive. Of course, iPhoto is a wonderful application that does a great job of managing photos on your Mac. If you have a Mac and a digital camera, you probably know a thing or two about managing digital photos.

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