How to Move Photos and Videos from Amazon S3 to Flickr?

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If you want to move photos and videos from Amazon S3 to Flickr, then you can use "S3 Browser" and download photos and videos to Mac and then upload them to Flickr. There are two ways to upload photos and videos to Flickr from Mac. You can upload photos and videos to Flickr using "Upload" button by signing in to your Flickr account. You have another option to upload the photos i.e "Drag-and-drop". Here you can simply drag & drop photos and videos directly from your Mac to your Flickr account.

Following are the steps to Move Photos and Videos from Amazon S3 to Flickr:

  1. Download and Install "S3 Browser" on your Mac.
  2. Start "S3 Browser" on your Mac.
  3. Click "Accounts" tab.
  4. Select "Add new account" option.
  5. Enter Account name, Access Key ID, Secret Access key and click "Add New account" button.
  6. You will see list of all your buckets located at the left side of the window.
  7. Click on the bucket, you will see list of all photos and videos from the bucket.
  8. Select the photos and videos which you want to move.
  9. Click "Download" button.
  10. A "Browse for folder" window opens up.
  11. Create new folder or choose a folder to download photos and videos.
  12. Click "Ok" button.
  13. Your photos and videos will now be downloaded to Mac.
  14. Go to https://www.flickr.com/ & sign in to your account.
  15. Click "Upload" button located at the top of the window.
  16. Click "Choose photos & videos" button to upload photos and videos.
  17. A "File upload" window opens up. Browse & select photos and videos which you want to upload.
  18. Click "Open" button.
  19. Your photos and videos will now moved to Flickr account.

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