Tap on the “ You can continue adding photos to your post” notification and it goes straight to a gallery of your latest photos: It’s slightly confusing because it doesn’t indicate that you’re adding photos to the post you’re composing on your computer, but that’s what it means. Either on the very top or near the top you’ll see: Open up Facebook and go to Notifications. I’m using an iPhone, but the process looks identical on an Android phone too.
Now it’s time to pick up your smartphone… ADD SMARTPHONE PHOTO TO PC FACEBOOK STATUS UPDATE That’s the secret path to uploading the image for your post directly from your smartphone.Ĭlick on “ Add” and that prompt will change to… See that second prompt near the bottom? It says “ Add photos directly from your mobile device” and offers an “Add” button. Still no indication, right? But click on the green “ add photo or image” icon in the “Add to Your Post” box and check out what appears: Type in the message you want (you can edit it later) and you’ll see something like this: I spend most of my time with Facebook’s Web interface so when I’m poised to write a new post, I just click on the “What’s on your mind, Dave?” prompt and a window pops up:Īt this point, there’s no indication that you can auto-share an image from my smartphone, but bear with me. Log in on both your smartphone and computer, then here’s how it works… COMPOSE A FACEBOOK POST ON YOUR DESKTOP Nothing is ever disconnected nowadays, for sure.įor this to work, however, you will need both devices logged in to the same Facebook account, though I don’t believe they need to be on the same wifi network or even in Bluetooth range. In fact, this cross-platform posting feature reminds you that once you add a social media service to one of your devices, it joins your existing “mesh” network. If you prefer a full-size keyboard for typing, however, then Facebook now has you covered. You can choose multiple images just the same.Without any fanfare, at some point in the last few months Facebook added just the feature you’re asking about, so you’re in luck! There are a lot of solutions for your dilemma, of course, from dictating your post on your smartphone to automatically sync’ing photos across your devices. Now, either tap Take Photo or Photo Library. On the News Feed screen (this option located in the upper-right corner of the screen this time), select the Photo entry. It’s all fairly similar to sharing the photos via the Facebook app. If you go to the Safari app and visit you’ll be able to share photos from there as well. Tap it to send the photos to the chat you’re in. Once you’ve selected the photo or photos that you want to share to the app, a Send option will appear. If you want to switch to a different album, tap the Albums option in the upper-right corner (only available if you start scrolling through photos). Tap it to choose from the photos that are already on your phone. Right next to the camera icon, you’ll see an image icon. If you select the camera icon, you’ll automatically be redirected to your iPad’s camera, allowing you to take a photo. Once inside the chat that you want to share a photo or photos to, navigate to the quick menu at the bottom. That’s pretty much it, your photo will be posted. Once you’re done, select Post in the upper-right corner. Then, you’ll be prompted to add a description to the photo post. Once you’ve selected the photo/photos, tap Done. Alternatively, you can take a photo immediately by selecting the camera icon. Tap the Camera Roll feature at the top of the screen to navigate to a different album. This will open the list of photos that you have on your iPad. Below it are three options – Live, Photo, and Room.
Then, you’ll see the “ What’s on your mind?” section. If you aren’t on the News Feed, tap the icon that resembles a house (bottom-left corner of the screen). To share a photo on your News Feed, just open the Facebook app by tapping its icon on the home screen. The official Facebook app allows you to add photos to Facebook in a couple of ways.
Alternatively, select the Messenger app icon and then find/select the contact/group chat that you wish to send the photo to. Scroll through them and select the desired messenger contact. Once you’ve got the desired photo selected and are in the Shared screen, you’ll see a list of Messenger contacts. You can also share photos from the Photos app using Facebook’s Messenger app.
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