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Then I would delete the extra pics on my phone at the beginning of each month. It worked PERFECTLY so I am doing it again for 2020! I couldn’t believe it was so easy to upload. By December 2019 my system had been in place the entire year. So, in January 2019 I added iPhone and Instagram folders to my Shutterfly account. At the end of each month, my goal was to upload prior month pics and then clear my phone of old pics! Creating an album is super easy – just click on “Create Album” and you’re ready to go!

Instagram (I just love my square pics and filters!), iPhoto pics and one folder for my husband’s photos to archive.

Last year (2019) I set up my mobile Shutterfly account and made three individual folders to “throw” my pictures in. I set up the folders via the desktop (found it a bit easier this way). so adding a few more folders might just work. Here is how it looks from the desktop view. I had folders already set up of each year, vacation, etc. Since I had been using Shutterfly, I hoped that the system I had in place would work for mobile uploads. I also wanted to have them somewhat organized, even if it was organized chaos. Automatic uploading to a “cloud” with each photo taken just wasn’t an option for me. It’s hard to keep track of all the photos on my phone. I absolutely love taking photos – sometimes daily! With the advancements in phone technology, you take pics at a moment’s notice. Most pictures in the last few years have been taken with my iPhone. Most photos were with my Canon (currently using a Canon EOS Rebel) and love it – but I don’t carry it with me everywhere. I started using Shutterfly in 2008 for mainly using it to made albums, calendars, and even reusable shopping bags. While I backup my laptop on an external hard drive, I still wanted my photos easily accessible. I have over 40k photos on my laptop and felt the need to have another backup system in place. Please read the Disclosure Policy for details. If you make a purchase from a link, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. With over 40k photos on my laptop and more on the phone, how do I save the ones I want? While I take a lot of photos, but I don’t need to save ALL of them. I also hate just “dumping” the photos on to a “cloud”. I am always afraid I am going to lose my favorite photos. However, I am not paid for my opinions on the products/services mentioned in any of my blogs.I have over 649 photos on my iPhone (I know, not an earthshattering number, but it’s a lot for me!). I have been compensated for my time writing this blog post and for all Shuttering activities.

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#My albums are empty on shutterfly install#

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