Moving photos between ideabooks

11 years ago

How do I do above; I would like to divide amongst a number of different projects, which grew subsequent to having a singular compilation.

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Robb & Stucky

11 years ago

Hi srix,

Go into the Ideabook you'd like to move photos from. Then select "edit" right below the title, up in the top left corner. Then select the photos you would like to move and select "Move Photos To..." which is to the right of the green button that says "Done." Then you have the option of moving your photos to an existing Ideabook or creating a new one altogether. Should look like this:

Hope that helps. :)

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ker9
11 years ago
I'd like to do this, too, but on iPad I am not finding anything in top left corner.
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Brittney Brannum
11 years ago
I finally figured it out ...on the iPad there is a button that says select. Once you click it, then you can choose images to move.
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ker9
11 years ago
I just figured it out, too!
Kellianne Love
10 years ago
I moved a bunch of photos from one ideabook to the other and they aren't showing up in the new ideabook or the old one? where did they go?
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Payne & Payne Builders
5 years ago
i'd like to copy some uploads from one ideabook, keeping them there and moving to another created ideabook. can i do that without removing them from the original ideabook?
Karin
3 months ago
No, doesn't work. Want to move photos from my account to a shared idea book. Never shows that shared account as an option.