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Price

Single License: £14

Sales tax will be added for residents of the European Union and California.

Owners of FlickrExport for iPhoto may cross-grade to FlickrExport for Aperture at a 50% discount (Learn More).

About FlickrExport Licenses

FlickrExport Lite

We offer a free Lite version of FlickrExport for Aperture.

System Requirements

FlickrExport for Aperture requires Aperture 1.5.1 or later and supports Aperture 2.

Support

If you have problems with or questions about FlickrExport for Aperture, please send email to support at connectedflow dot com. Release notes for recent releases of FlickrExport for Aperture are available.

FlickrExport for Aperture is an export plugin for Aperture which provides a direct export interface to Flickr.com. FlickrExport supports Aperture 2.

Features

FlickrExport for Aperture provides a comprehensive set of features for getting your images from Aperture to Flickr:

Edit photo titles and descriptions, and add tags to them.
Create a new photoset with your photos, or add them to an existing photoset.
Automatically send your photos to a Group Pool on Flickr.
Choose from a list of your Flickr tags and add them to your photos before uploading.
Automatically add an Aperture keyword to each photo uploaded.
Add Flickr photo ID and URL to Aperture metadata.
Replace existing photos on Flickr with updated versions from Aperture.
Edit Geo data before uploading and integrate with Google Earth to locate your pictures.

Download

FlickrExport for Aperture 1.0.9 may be downloaded from this link.

Release notes for FlickrExport for Aperture are available.

Relationship to FlickrExport for iPhoto

FlickrExport for Aperture is a separate product from FlickrExport for iPhoto and requires a serial number specifically for that product. Serial numbers purchased for FlickrExport for iPhoto will not work in FlickrExport for Aperture.

It is not intended that FlickrExport for iPhoto be a "lite" version of FlickrExport for Aperture. Each product will have as many features as can be implemented within their respective host applications. However, since Aperture and iPhoto are distinct applications, the existence of any feature in FlickrExport for Aperture should not be taken as implying that a similar feature will be implemented in FlickrExport for iPhoto, nor vice versa.