From Computer to Monument
Photos and videos can be manually backed up from your Mac or PC, but first you will need to set up Monument on an iOS or Android device. Using the beta desktop app, upload photos from the computer, connected hard drives, connected SD or CF cards, and from cloud services.
Suggested Article: Android and iOS Setup
Suggested Article: Mac & Windows Setup
TIP: Folders can also be dragged and dropped into the Monument application.
- Select Upload
- Select photos using the + (plus) icon or drag entire folders into this section
- Click on Upload
- Photos and videos will start uploading
- Upload summary screen
Note: If there are upload errors, click on Retry to upload again.
Comments
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I'm new to Monument, but I, too, have thousands of photos on my computer--some are categorized by subject and others are still in dated folders. I'm wondering what's the most efficient way to move them to Monument, and what will happen in terms of archiving/labeling when they get there.
Let me tell you how I solved this issue. I just dragged the complete DESKTOP folder to Monument's add section. ( I keep all my pictures in various folders on desktop ) The Monument spent 15-20 mins analysing the files and then started copying them . You can do it with other folders too. Maybe you can just drag the "C" drive into Monument but I'm sure it will take days to analyze the files and then to copy them...
Thanks! Does it label or sort them in some way (different from how they were sorted on the computer)?
Yes, as far as I understand so far, it sorts them by date, by camera model, location etc. I find it easy finding photos by camera brands and people in it
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