Dropico is a new and easy way to share your images on multiple social networking sites from just one interface, and is as simple to use as dragging and dropping.
I created this very quick video to show you how easy it is to use.
Rosh Sillars is a veteran photographer with a photojournalism background specializing in people, food and interiors. He earned his BFA in photography at the College for Creative Studies (CCS), Detroit. Rosh offers his services to traditional media, new media and corporate clients. You follow Rosh on twitter at: http://twitter.com/newmediaphoto
Thanks for reminding about this website. I remember checking it out a couple of months ago, but their registration system was messed up. I’d create an account and then try to sign in but it would tell me that I was entering an incorrect password. So I’d go back and fill out the password reset form and it said that it was sending me an email to reset it. I never got the email no matter how many times I tried to reset. I completely forgot about it after that.
They just released a new account manager the solves that problem, the account manager stores the accounts token (auth) for lifetime, once you setup your accounts you can access your photos anytime and you don’t have to login again,
it allows you to drag&drop photos from facebook/flickr/picasa/photobucket directly to Gmail, yahoo mail, hotmail, google docs, wordpress or any other web service !
in also allows you to save any photo on the web directly to any service !
April 29th, 2010 at 10:27 pm
Thanks for reminding about this website. I remember checking it out a couple of months ago, but their registration system was messed up. I’d create an account and then try to sign in but it would tell me that I was entering an incorrect password. So I’d go back and fill out the password reset form and it said that it was sending me an email to reset it. I never got the email no matter how many times I tried to reset. I completely forgot about it after that.
Looks like it’s all fixed now :)
April 30th, 2010 at 10:26 pm
James,
I had the same issue. They told me it was a major bug in the system. It does seem to be fixed.
Rosh
August 30th, 2010 at 2:05 am
They just released a new account manager the solves that problem, the account manager stores the accounts token (auth) for lifetime, once you setup your accounts you can access your photos anytime and you don’t have to login again,
you have to check the Dropico addon for firefox
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/192505/
it allows you to drag&drop photos from facebook/flickr/picasa/photobucket directly to Gmail, yahoo mail, hotmail, google docs, wordpress or any other web service !
in also allows you to save any photo on the web directly to any service !