Manage your Photos collection using Everpix app

Having pictures and sharing is easy on booming social networking sites but managing the collection is always not easy and privacy of your personal pictures always remain at risk on these social networking sites. Here is a way to manage your photo collection and create albums automatically according to the date you clicked the photos. Everpix.com allows user to upload photos on cloud storage and keep them personal until the user share them with others. It also allows to import photos from Facebook, twitter, Flickr, Google+, and from Gmail and manage them according to the date on which they are clicked and also allows to create your own albums.

Manage Photos by installing App:

1. Go to http://everpix.com and sing up according to subscription plan. There are free and pricing plan for the users. Everpix Free syncs all your photos in full-resolution to our cloud, but only the photos from the past 12 months. This means ALL the photos you took within the last year are always accessible on Everpix Free. Those memories are with you, anytime, anywhere. You can subscribe to have all your photos processed and displayed in Everpix views for just $49 a year or $4.99 a month.

2. Install the app for desktop or for tablet or smartphone. It is available free for both windows and iOS based systems. By installing app for desktop, one can synchronize photos folder stored in PC and it will be automatically uploaded to everpix account with same resolution.

3. One can also synchronize his or her social networking accounts and import pictures and manage at everpix account. Everpix provides different features like highlights, explore, moments to manage your photos and create different viewing effects of your photos collection.

4. You can take the tour of each and every feature of everpix. You can also share your photos with a specific user using Photo Mail feature of everpix. Simply click to view your picture and select the option (right upper corner) to share that picture with social networking sites or through Photo Mail.

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