How to Save Photos and Video Clips from Flickr to iPhoto?

Last Updated : October 25, 2016

Downloading photos and video clips from Flickr to iPhoto is easy. You need to download and install 'Flickr' app on your iOS device. Log In to your Flickr account. Enter your account details i.e. the email address and password. Open 'Flickr' app on your iOS device and open the photo or video clip which you want to save to iPhoto. Touch and hold the photo or video clip and tap 'Save Photo' or 'Save Video' option. Your Flickr photo or video clip is saved to your iOS device's Camera Roll. You can see your downloaded photo or video clip in the Camera Roll album in iPhoto. All the photos and video clips in the 'Photos' app on your device automatically appear in iPhoto.

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