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Flickr Uploadr for Windows 3.2RequestDownloadlink when availableFree Flickr Uploadr lets you backup your entire photo collection to Flickr3.9 38 votes Your vote:Latest version:3.2.1See allDeveloper:FlickrReviewDownloadComments Questions & Answers 1 / 2Freeware Used by 103 peopleOld versionsFlickr Uploadr for Windows 1.0 Flickr Uploadr for Windows 0.9 RequestDownloadlink when availableEdit program infoInfo updated on:Mar 15, 2025Software InformerDownload popular programs, drivers and latest updates easilyNo specific info about version 3.2. Please visit the main page of Flickr Uploadr for Windows on Software Informer.Share your experience:Write a review about this program Comments 3.938 votes00000Your vote:Notify me about replies Comment viaFacebookRelated software Windows Azure Emulator FreeIt is a powerful emulator for the Windows Azure cloud platform.RightLoad FreeA software program allowing you to upload files on different websitesGMX File Storage Manager FreeFile Storage Manager - exchange data between your PC and your GMX File StorageAnaglyph Viewer for Flickr FreeSimple image viewing.Command Line Ftp Upload Best Ftp Uploader to batch upload directory or file from Windows command line.Related storiesSee allHow to get Windows 11 24H2, and what’s special about itWindows 11 24H2 most troublesome update so far: what to knowHow and why to run Check Disk on WindowsWindows 10 to 11 upgrade: how to clean drive afterwardsRelated suggestionsFlickr uploadr betaBest download managersFree Download ManagerMega ManagerUdelerZyXEL NSA Starter UtilityWeb Site RobotPhoto Hosting Uploader

If you wish to start over and abandon the current recording. Step 3: The selected recording will now be saved to your destination folder. You can also activate this tool by going to Capture > Screen recording (GIF).ShareX is a comprehensive tool and thus comes with in-built upload tools that can help you upload your screenshots directly to the cloud or image hosting websites. Use either of the guides below depending on your preferences to help you along with the process. Method 1: AutomaticallyTo set up ShareX so that it uploads the screenshots automatically after capturing, select Destinations > Image uploader from the ShareX tool.Step 1: In the Image uploader options, select the host website where you want to upload your screenshots. For this guide, we will choose Imgur.Step 2: Now, in the ShareX tool, click on the Upload image to host option located in After capture tasks.Step 3: Once selected, the Upload image to host option will look similar to the picture below.Step 4: Then, click on After-upload tasks and make sure the Copy URL to clipboard and Open URL options are selected. That’s it. Now, every time a screenshot is taken, ShareX will open the Imgur upload link for that particular screenshot in a new tab in your default browser.Additionally, the link to this uploaded picture has also been copied to your clipboard. You can then share this Imgur link by pasting it in a messaging app of your choice by using CTRL + V shortcut from your keyboard.Method 2: ManuallyYou can also configure After-upload tasks so that you can upload screenshots manually with a single click. Follow the steps below to help you along with the process. Step 1: Select Destinations > Image uploader from the ShareX tool.Step 2: In the Image uploader options, select the host website where you want to upload your screenshots. For this guide, we will choose Imgur.Step 3: Now, take the screenshot using ShareX or locate the screenshot you want to upload.Step 4: Right-click on this screenshot and select Upload. This will upload the screenshot to your chosen host and create a

What is a Plug-in? A Plug-in is a program designed to add to or change the functionality of PicaJet. Plug-ins can do lots of things. People have made plug-ins that increase PicaJet sharing features. Some Plug-ins can be used to edit or add some effects to photos. How do I use Plug-ins? To install PicaJet Plug-in, download Plug-in Setup program and run it. Note: to use Plug-ins you should use PicaJet 2.4.407 version or higher. Please check the latest PicaJet versions here. Fotki.com Uploader Fotki.com is the largest worldwide online photo sharing service. Fotki.com Uploader allows you to upload your photos to Fotki.com preserving image descriptions, keywords, optimize picture size and fully automate the uploading process. After you install the Fotki.com Uploader plug-in it will be available through the "Send To" menu and as a toolbar button. Version 1.1.0.48 Release Date: 04.01.2007Developer: PicaJet.com Learn More Download Flickr Uploader Flickr.com is the largest worldwide online photo sharing service. Flickr Uploader allows you to upload your photos to Flickr.com preserving image descriptions, keywords, optimize picture size and fully automate the uploading process. After you install the Flickr Uploader plug-in it will be available through the "Send To" menu and as a toolbar button. HTML Email The plug-in helps you to send email messages in html format. You can embed your photos into message text instead of sending them as attachments. After installing plugin HTML Email will be available through menu "Send To" and button on the toolbar. Version 1.1.0.19 Release Date: 07.25.2005 Developer: PicaJet.com Problems Downloading? If you have a problem, doubt or difficulties with downloading PicaJet plug-ins, please kindly contact us at

I am Baas Posts: 4150 Joined: Thu Aug 07, 2008 4:51 am Re: Image Uploader #2 Post by I am Baas » Sun Apr 08, 2012 6:53 am joby_toss wrote:I'm using TinyUploader (portable, many features, x64 version etc.) for a long time and I'm very happy with it.I tried TinyUploader before but could not get it to work at all. I constantly got "Send Error" message. Also, if I remember correctly, it saved settings in AppData\Roaming\Tiny Uploader guinness Posts: 4118 Joined: Mon Aug 27, 2007 2:00 am Contact: Re: Image Uploader #3 Post by guinness » Sun Apr 08, 2012 3:31 pm Some nice suggestions everyone, I'll check out TinyUploader, see if a VBScript can be created to overcome the non-Portable problem.@Ruby, that site looks familiar, I'll try it the next time I need to upload something.@Midas, that site looks promising, one to watch out for. joby_toss Posts: 3045 Joined: Sat Feb 09, 2008 9:57 am Location: Romania Contact: Re: Image Uploader #4 Post by joby_toss » Mon Apr 09, 2012 4:12 am I am Baas wrote:joby_toss wrote:I'm using TinyUploader (portable, many features, x64 version etc.) for a long time and I'm very happy with it.I tried TinyUploader before but could not get it to work at all. I constantly got "Send Error" message. Also, if I remember correctly, it saved settings in AppData\Roaming\Tiny Uploaderjoby_toss wrote:Yes, you are right.But not anymore! Please, download the new executables from here, and use the "/portable" parameter to launch the version you need (32 or 64 bit). This way it will use the "settings.xml" file from the application directory.Mr. Brian was kind enough to make the necessary changes (over night!). Thank you very much, sir!I'll add the application in the database in the next hours.Edit: OK, done! Midas Posts: 6999 Joined: Mon Dec 07, 2009 7:09 am Location: Sol3 Re: Image Uploader #5 Post by Midas » Mon Apr 09, 2012 6:49 am Today's recipe for a portable Tiny Uploader:1. Download suitable executable from site above;2. Rename to DONT-RUN.exe and place it in some folder by itself;3. Get HoeKey ( executable and copy to folder mentioned in 2.;4. Rename HoeKey.exe to TinyUploader.exe for straightforwardness;5. Create HoeKey.ini with this content:Code: Select allLoad=Run|DONT-RUN.exe /portable||%cLoad=Kill|Hoekey6. Run whatever you made in 4.; plus you can now copy the whole folder to wherever you want, especially your thumbdrive.The only snag I have now is how to dynamically point the capture folder to the current desktop, since neither %USERPROFILE%\Desktop nor the {00021400-0000-0000-C000-0000000000046} CLSID seem to work when placed into screenshots inside settings.xml, resulting in the creation of a Captures sub-folder inside the folder created in 2. Any clues? Last edited by Midas on Mon Apr 09, 2012 6:59 am, edited 2 times in total. I am Baas Posts: 4150 Joined: Thu Aug 07, 2008 4:51 am Re: Image Uploader #6 Post by I am Baas » Mon Apr 09, 2012 6:52 am Tested TinyUploader: PortableIt does create settings.xml and Captures folder in the application folder but I still get the