Though Facebook is a very popular social networking site, it is definitely not one of the easiest sites to use! Although Facebook is feature rich, the user interface can be fairly complicated. Do not worry, here is the most straight forward way to upload photos to Facebook.
Facebook, a well-known social media website, allows friends and family to socialize with one another with a few simple clicks. Updating your status and photos will keep your friends and family up-to-date with what you are doing. However, users face difficulties with pictures that upload slowly. Using programs such as PhotoSurfer, Bloom, Fotobounce and ArtResize Portable 1.1.0 will decrease the time it takes to upload photos. PhotoSurfer has the most user-friendly interface and allows anyone to use it for free.
- Open the PhotoSurfer application.
- Click the “Add” tab on the top left-hand corner. Click the “Add Photos to PhotoSurfer From:” option on the drop-down menu.
- Click to select the option that indicates from where the new photos will be coming. Select from among “Camera,” “Folder on hard drive,” “Clipboard from ‘Copy’,” “CD/DVD” or “Removable Device.” After selecting the option, click the “Next” button.
- Select the picture from the device chosen. Press and hold the “Ctrl” key to select multiple photos. Click “OK” after selecting the photos. Your pictures will upload onto the screen behind the wizard. Select the “No, I will view later” option on the screen. Click “Next.” The wizard will disappear.
- Click the checkbox, located on the lower left-hand corner of each picture, on the pictures you would like to uploade onto Facebook.
- Click the “Share” tab on the upper right-hand corner of the screen. Scroll over to “Share online.” Another scroll menu will appear. Scroll over to “Facebook,” then click on “Upload Pictures.”
- Click the “OL” button, and select the quality of the photos. Lower-quality photos tend to upload faster; however, the makers of PhotoSurfer suggest using higher-quality settings if you want to post more professional-looking pictures.
- Click the “Upload” button, and fill in your Facebook information
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