Facebook Photo Upload Upgrade

Facebook Photo Upload Upgrade

Facebook Makes It Easier to Share Photos 'In the Moment'.

Facebook rolled out an update to its app on Monday that adds a new way to quickly organize and post small batches of photos from your smartphone.



Facebook Upload Changes:


Now, when users upload multiple photos from its iPhone or Android app, the app generates a quick preview of how the photos will be displayed. Users can then rearrange the order in which the images appear by holding down on a photo and dragging it to a new position.

You can select up to 30 photos at once; tags, locations, captions and descriptions can also be added to individual images within this view. Once uploaded, the photos appear in the app's new collage layout that emphasizes the order of the photos.

Facebook Photo Upload Upgrade

Until now, users could rearrange the order of photos in albums from Facebook's website but had little control over the order photos appeared in uploads.

Increasingly, Facebook is positioning photos as more of a platform for telling stories about everyday moments, rather just a place to store albums Facebook is positioning photos as more of a platform for telling stories about everyday moments, rather just a place to store albums of hundreds of photos. That may not seem like a significant difference, but the company believes that by emphasizing a more curated approach, it will make photos more engaging.

"This is a culmination of all the work we've done in the last year around storytelling," Rose Yao, Facebook's product manager for photos, told Mashable. "It's not just about the weddings and big trips. It's about the silly daily moments, too."

Notably, uploading photos in this new way — creating what Facebook calls "stories" — is different than creating an album. While these stories will appear in the "Your Photos" tab of your timeline, they will not appear in your albums, another emphasis on sharing in real time.

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"I think Facebook is in some ways a proxy for dinner tables," Yao said. "It used to be you pulled out your wallet and showed people your latest photos of your kids or your dog. Now you can do this in the moment."

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