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The downloadable ZIP archives can be as big as 1.4GB in my testing, though Flickr splits up large sets into several ZIP archives. In testing, Flickr’s web app seemed to like sets of no more than about 2,000 items, so consider that if you have very large albums, or want to use the excellent Organize feature to collect items in a new album. (If you want to download all the images in your account, use the method in the previous section.)

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Anywhere that you can download, you can retrieve an archive of all media files used in that view.

EXIF metadata that was part of the media file, such as exposure, geotagging, and creation dateįlickr allows downloads from a number of places, including the Camera Roll view.

The encoded resolution of a video as processed after upload.

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The full resolution of an image as uploaded.

Statistics (views by photo and related information).

Favorites (counts, by whom, and so forth).

Image title, keywords, description, and licensing information unless present in the media when it is originally uploaded.

Media-only export from Flickr’s download linksįlickr also offers a media-only export that lets you select more carefully what you want to download.

If you’re not afraid of the command line or can write a little Perl code, you could also use the freeĮXIFTool to attach the extra metadata in the per-photo files as additional notes in each image. Perhaps a Mac or Web developer would create a way to import images and JSON files, and have it produce a freestanding set of webpages you could host? It’s feasible.Įven though none of this exists yet (or, frankly, may ever), you do get to retain all the data you added in Flickr. Another photo-sharing site, like Google Photos, would need to develop an import tool. The bad part is that there’s no easy way to import this data into something else. JSON is a standard text interchange format that’s also somewhat readable. That data is stored in JSON, a standard text-based and mostly human-readable interchange format that’s in wide use for arbitrary data. The data is organized into files for account-wide information, like albums and comments, as well as an individual JSON file for each downloaded photo or video.

It’s everything you created, every list, every group you joined, every comment posted or received on your photos. The Account Data downloads contain all the rich material that formed your Flickr life. It also retains the original metadata of the image you uploaded, including GPS coordinates, which is also the case with the older Flickr export method. Export everything from Flickrįlickr’s new export option includes all your data: contacts, all your comments and those of others on your photos, the contents of each photo album you’ve created, and every additional piece of information you added in Flickr to each image. Flickr updated that in the last year to offer a complete export. It’s also reintroduced discounts, such as 15 percent off Adobe Creative Cloud, which is worth about $90 for a yearly Adobe subscription.)įlickr used to have a single export method that was cumbersome and didn’t include all data stored at Flickr about an image or video.

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Upgraded Pro offerings, however: it includes unlimited storage and the company has released additional improvements and a timeline for a number more-including far better video support. Some Pro users may opt to leave completely, as the price for the paid tier has doubled under SmugMug. If you’re a Flickr user at the non-paid tier and have more than 1,000 media items, you can easily extract them.