Photos, clips and PDFs on your computer can join your library without a phone. They go to your backup, into your index, and onto every phone of the account.
- Upload, in the top bar, opens your computer's file picker; pick one file or many.
- Drop files anywhere on the page. Drop to upload shows while you drag them over it.
Only photos, clips and PDFs are taken; anything else is refused. A file can be up to 4 GB.
- A panel lists every file with a bar and its state: Waiting, the percentage, Reading it, then Done, or Failed with the reason.
- Two files go at a time. The × on the panel hides the list while files are still going, and closes the panel when they are done.
- When the last one is done, the library reloads with the new items.
Into Pictures/Opensolr Web. They are read like a photo from the phone: what they show, the text in them, the date, camera and place from the file.
Into Movies/Opensolr Web, with their length, shown in the grid by a plain picture. Their content is not read.
Into Documents/Opensolr Web, every page searchable on its own.
A name that is already taken in that folder gets a number, such as (1). The date of an uploaded file comes from the file itself when it has one, otherwise from when it was last changed on your computer.
A Photos index, made by the phone app, and a backup backend, an S3 bucket or a WebDAV folder, set on the Backup screen. Without them, Upload says what is missing.
Photos on the web
- Photos on the web
- The library and its headings
- Searching
- The AI switch
- Group results by
- Best matches and Also similar
- Similar photos
- Filters
- The viewer
- Viewer actions
- The Details panel
- Editing tags, people and wording
- Choosing a place on the map
- Selecting
- Tagging many photos at once
- Making a PDF from photos
- Uploading from the browser
- The Map screen
- The Stats screen
- The Backup screen
- Account and search tuning
- What stays on the phone