Picasa is Google’s great tool for viewing, editing, and sharing images stored on your PC. It comes in the form of desktop software as well as a website (like Flickr) where you can upload and save photos.
Previously, we talked about Flickr uploader to bulk upload photos to Flickr directly from your PC. Now, if you are a Picasa user there is a way you can use the Flickr uploader directly from its interface. This guide will show how to do that.
Picasa provides an API for developers to create add-ons. With its help, a developer created picasa2flickr, a plugin that allows users to upload photos to Flickr from Picasa’s interface. This plugin is available for both Windows and Mac users.
1. Download the Picasa2flickr plugin on your computer. An external protocol request window will pop up. Click the “Launch Application” button.
A launch window will appear to launch Picasa and enter the buttons. Click Yes.
In the configuration button window, you can see all the buttons on the right. Arrange buttons according to your preference with the help of scroll up and scroll down buttons. You can also remove any button using the “Delete” option.
You should now see “Send To Flickr!” at the bottom of Picasa. When you click on it, nothing will happen. This is because the Flickr Uploadr software must be installed in your PC to support this button. Download from here.
Once you have Flickr Uploadr installed, click “Send to flickr!” button will launch it. Log in and upload any image to Flickr instantly through this tool.
The main advantage of uploading images from Picasa is that it also exports the title and tag associated with the image. That saves extra work.
That’s how you upload to Flickr from Picasa’s interface through the Flickr Uploadr tool. Got any Picasa tips and tricks to share? Tell us in the comments.
Download Picasa2flickr plugin.
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