No trick, no deception, just reporting two alternative methods to upload photos to your Facebook profile, or with a program that allows you to upload from your desktop, without opening the web pages on your browser or by sending them from your mobile phone. In another article we had seen the reverse operation, namely how to download photos and albums of friends and also of people who are not added contacts and who have private profiles.
To easily and quickly upload photos and images to your Facebook profile, thus avoiding the inconvenient web interface of the site and being faster as if you were transferring photos from a camera to a computer, you can use a program that works for this purpose.
1) It's called Easy Facebook Photo Uploader and is a small free program that interfaces with the popular social network in order to upload and share photos and personal images on your profile. This tool d integrates with Windows and adds an item to the context menu that appears by pressing the right mouse button on a photo. It not only allows you to upload photos to Facebook but also to rotate and compress them before uploading. This program can also be launched on its own to upload photos and create albums on your Facebook profile.
2) Rightload is a very small Windows tool that only adds the item to the context menu to upload photos to Facebook from the computer desktop.
3) With Google Chrome you can install the Facebook Album & Photo Manager application for free to manage and upload photos and images to Facebook directly from Chrome, by dragging them from the Windows window into the application interface. You can organize the photos uploaded in albums that will be created in your Facebook account as naturally occurs.
3) This program does its honest job but it may not be the best solution for those who use Google's famous Picasa program, an excellent photo manager, always recommended by navigaweb.net. With Picasa, there is an application, PicasaUploader, which allows you to add a button to the program for uploading photos to Facebook .
At this point you can choose a folder by selecting it, a single photo or a group of images, press the Upload button, access Facebook and upload the photos also giving the name of the album and any tags to people.
4) Another excellent program to upload photos to Facebook from desktop is Fotobounce which allows you to manage and browse photos online as if they were on your computer.
Browsing the images uploaded to Facebook as if they were those on the computer obviously makes it easier to view Facebook albums which, from the website, is always slow and cumbersome. The interface of the program is very similar to that of Picasa even if less evolved. The photos that are on the computer are displayed in an organized way according to the date on which they were taken and the folder on the PC where they are saved. Facebook images appear after the first access and are saved on the computer; thus it becomes possible to see them on the pc even if you are not connected to the internet .
To save individual photos, select the photos by pressing on them, go to the tools menu and press the Download button.
Uploading photos to Facebook from your image library becomes a very fast operation because the folder albums are managed as if they were Windows folders. Then select the photos and, from the tools menu, press the Upload button to upload the computer images into Facebook.
The nice thing is the ease with which you can manage your tags and automatic face recognition .
Clicking on Unidentified Faces lists all the untagged photos where people's faces have not been recognized.
By starting to enter names and associating them with faces, the program learns to recognize them by itself and starts tagging them with very effective self-recognition of faces.
5) The Bloom program allows you to view photos of Facebook friends from Windows and also to upload photos to the social network with a few clicks and quickly.
5) If instead you want to upload photos on the Facebook profile that are in the famous Flickr site!, instead of saving them first on the PC and then reloading them, you can use a bookmarklet, that is, as explained in another post, a button to put in the favorites bar. To send photos from mobile without using the app, finally, you must open the Facebook Mobile page.
To send them by mobile phone even while on the beach or on vacation, the speech is the same and just send an email to the same address.
If instead you have an IPhone or a smartphone then there are specific applications for Facebook Mobile much more comfortable and faster reported on that same page.
