When you sign into a Picturelife account, you can decide whether or not you want to enable backup of your camera roll to the Picturelife Cloud.
Once you're in the main app, you can always manage or view the status of your camera roll backup. To do this, select the Upload Status sidebar item. From there, you can enable or disable uploads. You can also look at everything in your camera roll and what specifically is in the upload queue.
In both Camera roll and Upload queue, you can change the upload preference for all of your camera roll media, either as a whole or individually. Use the Options menu button to look for new items, upload or ignore everything, or upload or ignore new items. Tap the small icons in the lower right of each thumbnail to adjust upload preferences for that individual media.
This is not the options I see in the Android interface! I assume this is for iOS?! In fact my issue is that on Android every single jpg/png/etc. is being uploaded - it's way too aggressive!!! A lot of those images are assets of another app and shouldn't be in my Timeline. And sometimes it's pulling in images from Evernote or Handy Scanner, which I really don't need or want in Picturelife.
When will this issue be addressed? I would like to specify which directories to include in the auto-backup. Thanks,
Hi Cameron,
This is article is mainly for iOS users. At this time we do not have - upload only folder x, y, z. Anything you could find in your gallery is being uploaded. One of the next things that is in the works is selecting only certain folders to upload, and adding a manual, backup x file.
I cannot give you a concrete timeframe on the backup though. Currently we only stop uploads from system folder and certain apps that save things on the sdcard.
I will get back to you as soon as selective uploads, and manual uploads are working.
Has the timeline for this functionality been solidified yet? It's availability will determine whether I move from freemium to premium.
I see my iPhone pictures are not uploaded in high res. They are just 852x640. Is there a way to make the app upload the stuff in real size (2448x3264). It's important for my decision to use your tool for my 250 Gb's of pictures.