How to Merge Flickr Accounts in MultCloud [Best Solution]

User Case: I have Two Flickr Accounts

Flickr is an online storage for us to save photos and pictures. We can even edit pictures online by using this service. For work reasons, I created a new Flickr account, thus I have two Flickr accounts. I think there are also some people who have multiple Flickr accounts for different uses.

Why Merge Flickr Accounts?

If you need a picture in the Flick A account while you are using Flickr B, you should switch to the A account. If you can merge Flickr accounts, you can use them together and save the step of switching. We think there are many users who have this requirement - make them into one account. But Flickr provides the official merging method is giving up one, keeping only one, and uploading all photos from one account to another. This is not what we need, we still want to keep two accounts. Is there a way to realize this?

Managing Flickr Accounts by MultCloud

With the development of computer and cloud technology, many things become possible. Now that the vendor does not have a solution, we can try a third-party tool. MultCloud is such a solution. MultCloud as a multiple clouds manager supports Flickr as well. You are able to add unlimited Flickr accounts into MultCloud.

MultCloud is a web app. Visit its website and enter in.

In MultCloud, add all your Flickr accounts in it. The process is easy and safe. Adding a Flick account in MultCloud does not need a username and password, only a display name is OK. The last authorization step is done on Flickr's official page because Flickr supports for OAuth authorization system. That’s why we say MultCloud is safe. We suggest you read the notice when adding too, in order to use MultCloud and Flickr better.

After adding, the merging mission has finished. Then you can manage files in them via MultCloud like in Windows Explorer: create a new folder, upload, download, delete, rename, cut, copy, paste, preview, and so on.

Final Words

Can you have two Flickr accounts and use them together? Obviously, the answer is yes now. MultCloud not only supports Flickr but also other twenty clouds: Dropbox, Dropbox for Business, Google Drive, Box, Amazon S3, Amazon Cloud Drive, SugarSync, Alfresco, hubiC, Evernote, OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, MEGA, Egnyte, pCloud, CloudMe, Cubby, MyDrive, WEB.DE, Yandex, HiDrive, MySQL, MediaFire, ownCloud, ADrive, Baidu, WebDav and FTP/SFTP. MultCloud’s Cloud Transfer and Cloud Sync services are very useful, and other interesting and amazing functions of MultCloud waiting for you to try.