How to Add Videos to Someone else's Picasa Album?

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Picasa is a digital photo & video organizer which allows you to upload, edit and manage digital photos and videos. It also allow your friends and family to add photos and videos to your Picasa Web Album or vice versa. Once you signed into Picasa Web Album and visit someone Else's album, you will see 'Up arrow' icon located below the album. You can click that icon to add videos to your friends album. The owner of the album is responsible for all photos and videos uploaded to the album. You can delete the photos and videos which you have uploaded to someone else's album.

Here are the steps to Add Videos to Someone else's Picasa Album:

  1. Go to https://picasaweb.google.com/ & sign in to your account. If you don't have an account, then create one.
  2. One you have signed into Picasa Web Albums, Visit your friend's album.
  3. Click "Add Photos" button located at the top of the album.
  4. Select the videos which you want to upload.
  5. Click "Upload" button.
  6. This is how you can add videos to someone else's Picasa album.

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