FlickrExport dialog (click image for large version)

This nifty little plugin appears as a new choice on your Export-submenu.

Instead of exporting a down-scaled JPEG to a folder and then pick it up again from your Flickr account, you do the whole process in the plugin, from choosing the desired size, giving the photo a name (you can have FlickrExport use the version name as default name), editing tags (if you don’t want the exact same tags on Flickr as you use in Aperture), choosing what groups you want the uploaded photo added to, choosing a set to include the photo in (or create a new set on the fly), and there’s even an option to add a GPS-location to it using Google Earth or a GPS track file.

Worth every penny, if you ask me. And no, I wasn’t paid to say that. I bought it and I like it!

Do you have tips to useful Aperture plugins? Or did you download FlickrExport after reading this article? Share it with us in the comments!

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