Flickr is a photo sharing website that allows users to create and share photos with others. Flickr is free to use, but users can also create accounts with Yahoo, Google, or Facebook. ..
##1. Choose your username
Your first step is to choose your Flickr username, which needs to be unique and cannot already exist: http://www.flickr.com/username_generator/.
##2. Download Flickr uploader
Next, visit this page: http://flickruploader.org/, click “download now” on the right side and save the file.
##3. Run Flickr uploader
Run Flickr uploader by double-clicking on its directory, which should be named FlickrUploaderBeta (with a space). A window will appear: http://i42.tinypic.com/j45b9w.png Click the “Sign in” button (the red rectangle) and enter your Flickr username you chose earlier into the box that will appear: http://i42.tinypic.com/2bfngt5.png Flickr username go in the top box, Flickr password into the bottom box of this window: http://i40.tinypic.com/256p1fb.png
##4a [only if using Flickr Pro] Set Flickr’s API key Flickr have used OAuth authentication for some time now, to switch from HTTP basic auth. This means that it is no longer necessary to include your Flickr API key in Flickr Uploadr or any other Flickr upload program. Flickr will handle both the authentication and all Flickr API calls to their servers. Flickr Uploadr will come with an up-to-date Flickr API key already in the options for Flickr!
##5 Change your Flickr configuration Flickr Uploadr will now run directly from your Applications folder on your Mac, so if you like it can just be left running quietly in the background uploading pictures while you do other things. However, there are a couple of simple ways to set Flickr Uploadr to launch when you start up your computer (or log into a different user account). You can either create a new Login Item or add it as an Application Shortcut.
