When you’re ready, click ‘Upload’ in the top right corner. Once the images render, you can change the name, add them to albums, and give the item’s tags to organize them. You can click ‘Choose Photos and Videos to Upload’ or click and drag the images directly onto the screen to upload the images. From the Flickr homepage, click the cloud icon in the top right corner. So I thought I would show you all how simple it is to embed the images in posts and pages.īefore you can put the images on your website, you’ll need to upload them to Flickr. I needed a way to upload all the images I created and didn’t have enough room on my website. I stumbled across this solution when I was quickly reaching my storage quota for my website during ds106. You can organize the photos into albums and even edit the photos. Flickr is a ‘freemium’ web service where you can upload up to 1TB of images for free.
That space can fill up quickly when you have a limited amount of space on a server too.īut there is a way around this! You can use Flickr to easily embed your own images on your site without taking up a ton of space on my account. Using images means that I’m taking up space on the server to use them on my blog. I mainly use images to break up the writing on my posts. It can help illustrate a point you’re trying to make, how you felt at a particular moment or provide something to look at while you’re giving a presentation. They say a picture is worth a thousand words.
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