Select 'picdrop FTP Upload' from the dropdown menu at the top. In the Export dialog you will see the following window: This is the same dialog you use to save images to your hard drive. To configure the plugin, select one or more images in Lightroom and open the Export dialog. Don't worry: this step is only necessary once!

Configure the plugin before your first uploadīefore your first upload with the plugin you have to configure the FTP settings for the plugin.

Search for the plugin named 'picdropftpupload.lrplugin' and confirm your selection.ģ.

Click on the button 'Add' in the lower left corner.

Open the 'Plugin Manager' via the menu File > Plugin Manager.

Now you have to add the downloaded and unzipped plugin to Lightroom. The result is a file called 'picdropftpupload.lrplugin', which you simply leave there. Your Lightroom installation folder is also a suitable place. It's a good idea to put the plugin in the same place where you already store your Lightroom library. Save the ZIP file to your hard drive - preferably in a place where you won't accidentally delete it later. Go to the 'Account Settings' in your picdrop account and download the plugin under 'Lightroom'. Newer versions of Lightroom Classic require at least macOS Catalina for you to be able to use the plugin. More info on the new Lightroom plugin for picdrop can be found here.Īttention: If you are using the outdated operating system macOS Mojave the Lightroom plugin will only work with Lightroom Classic version 10.2 or older. The following instructions apply to the old Lightroom plugin, which can only be used with picdrop accounts registered before June 2022.

We are currently building a completely new picdrop Lightroom plugin - to give you more features and more reliable uploads. Important info about the Lightroom plugin.

Lightroom plug in