Re: Manual Uploads For Mac

I personally would rather manually upload images from my computer (because most new images are automatically uploaded from my phone anyway). Be particularly careful with the settings related to deletion. I have literally uploaded tens of thousands of images manually (several hundred at a time) while helping family and friends load their photos. It has been a long time since I have done one of these projects, I was always careful to upload 500 images or less (I would sort by date if I had more) but I am not sure if the limit exists anymore. Until yesterday I was using the 'Upload' at the upper right of my Google Photos Albums page. (I am in the process of transferring photos from Flickr to Google.) I have been downloading from Flickr one album at a time to a desktop folder on my Mac.

Then, uploading from the folder to Google Photos as described above. However, yesterday I began receiving the message, 'Can't load photos.' In the bottom left area of my Google Photos page where my album is normally created, and progress is shown as pictures are uploaded.

I did install the newer version of the Desktop Uploader today, but am not sure how it works. It installed where it should on my Mac and I clicked on it to start it. However, I could never see anything happening, nor could I find any information as how to use it. Perhaps it simply works 'in the background' and uploads photos when I either drag the photos to my Google page, or click on the Upload at the top of the page?? Anyway, for whatever reason, this afternoon I was able to upload photos again. I am just holding my breath that I will continue to be able to upload successfully. I personally would rather manually upload images from my computer (because most new images are automatically uploaded from my phone anyway).

Be particularly careful with the settings related to deletion. I have literally uploaded tens of thousands of images manually (several hundred at a time) while helping family and friends load their photos. It has been a long time since I have done one of these projects, I was always careful to upload 500 images or less (I would sort by date if I had more) but I am not sure if the limit exists anymore.

Two of the biggest benefits to using iCloud Photo Library are having one synchronized photo and video library across all of your devices (and the web), and having the option to compress your library so it takes up less room on your devices. How to turn on iCloud Photo Library First, we’ll take a look making sure iCloud Photo Library is turned on and then we’ll look at how it works. Make sure you have a before turning this feature on.

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How to turn on iCloud Photo Library on iPhone & iPad The images below show these steps on an iPhone, however the same steps apply for iPad.