There are a large number of services on the Internet that allow you to exchange photos and other images with other users. Each of these resources has certain advantages and disadvantages, and therefore many people have several accounts in one or another photo network.
Instructions
Step 1
To transfer pictures from one service to another and thereby preserve the integrity of your collection in your account, you can use the special HootSuite online service. An alternative HootSuite is OnlyWire, which has similar functionality.
Step 2
Go to the resource page by entering its address in the address bar of your browser. This resource serves as an intermediate point for moving your archives between the services used for storing images and social networks.
Step 3
Working with the service is implemented using an intuitive interface. After going to the site, go through the registration procedure by clicking on the "Tariffs and Prices" button. Select the appropriate option on the next page, and then fill in the E-mail, username and password fields, and then enter the confirmation code from the image.
Step 4
Before copying, save copies of photos on your computer to avoid data loss or to be able to carry out the transfer manually in case of problems with one of the above services.
Step 5
Select the resource from which you want to move the photos using the appropriate menu item. Then enter the details for your account and allow access to your social network. Then select the service to which you want to upload all your photos, and then go through the authorization procedure, specifying your username and password from the service.
Step 6
You will be redirected to your personal account on the service, where you can open the tabs of your accounts. Select your recently added photos on each of the resources and drag them with the left mouse button from one panel to another to import. Move all images from the ribbon in the same way. After completing the operation, you can log out of the system and check the result by going to the pages of accounts in your networks.
