How to Create Easy Backup of Your Facebook Photos?



           Are you looking for creating backup your Facebook photos and for uploading your photos easily? In this tutorial you will learn how to create Facebook photos backup? For both purpose you can use Drop N Sink tool. Drop N Sync is a free desktop application by using this you can create backup of your Facebook photos on a single click. And you can also upload an album on single click.

Features


1. Simple user friendly interface.
2. You can download all pictures on single click
3. You can upload an album easily on Facebook
4. You can download selected album from your Facebook to your Desktop
5. You can also download tagged photos.
6. It also keep your photos When you delete any photo or album but
7. It shows you a spate list of your downloaded or downloaded album.
8. You can delete any photo album at any time.
9. You can also sync your deleted photos


How to install Drop N Sync?



1. Simple follow the below steps J

2. Go to the following link- dropnsyn.com

3.You should see here a downloading link. Download it.

4. On the �Run� time permit it to log in with Facebook.

5.Drop N Sync is installed on your Desktop.



How to Use Drop N Sync?


1. Connect with Facebook

After completing downloading or installation at first you need to connect it with your Facebook account. So connect it with your Facebook Account. See below image for reference.




2. Choose Albums which you want to Sync

Drop N Sync provide you three options - [1] Download All Album  [2] Select Album to Download   [3] Do not Download Albums.
Choose according to your desire.





3. Miscellaneous Setting

Drop N Sync also provides option to download tagged photos. And you can start sync window startup so tick marks the options which you want. (Reference- Below Image)





4. Deleted Files

Here Drop N Sync makes a list of your deleted Images or Albums. You can restore them as you restore files from recycle bin.


5.Upload Your Album or Image to Facebook

You can also upload albums and images by using Drop N Sync. You only need to provide the album path from your Computer. Additionally you can also add Album Name, Privacy, Description with your Album.





Requirements


Memory - 4 GB Disk Space

Operating System -Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7


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