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Selective Photo Upload on iOS
Hi,
There is a feature on iOS to upload all photos taken and delete the source photos. However I only want to upload some of my photos and I also want to decide into which folder they go.
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In the first question of my Shortcut (Name the folder) you can enter the entire path.
E.g. Horseriding/Summer 2018/Chatanooga
It doesnât matter if it exists or not. In case it doesnât exist, Shortcuts will create it, and will deploy your pictures in it.
Give it a try.
Well, from iPad is very easy to do it directly, from the app Photos, taking profit from âSide by Sideâ and âDrag and Dropâ features, both available since IOS 11. Just be sure you have Dropbox in your Dock.
I enclosed a video to show you a demo for situations in which the destination folder previously exists.
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I have 2 suggestions for you to get visual folder access prior to deploy the photos (or files) there. Both of them display better in iPad than in iPhone, but still possible in both.
One is very simple, with just an easy variation on the Shortcut.
The other, requires additional software setup, and a little learning, but is free and results are perfect!
Are you still interested?
Absolutly... the actual solution is "ok" but visual access would be much better!
Thank you for your help!
Do you plan to do it from iPhone or iPad?
Usually iPad, so an iPad solution woulb be great
Well, from iPad is very easy to do it directly, from the app Photos, taking profit from âSide by Sideâ and âDrag and Dropâ features, both available since IOS 11. Just be sure you have Dropbox in your Dock.
I enclosed a video to show you a demo for situations in which the destination folder previously exists.
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