Bulk edit Flickr photos faster on Mac.

Why bulk editing matters

Large Flickr libraries become expensive to maintain when every metadata correction has to be repeated manually. Bulk editing turns those repetitive edits into one controlled batch workflow, and Pro Unlock removes the per-batch limit.

• Update titles, descriptions, and tags across large selections in one pass.
• Set privacy, safety, visibility, and licensing rules without repetitive clicks, from Flickr's full license list, Creative Commons 4.0 included.
• Apply date and geo corrections to entire groups of photos from a single screen.
• Select the way you would in the Finder: click a thumbnail to select it, shift-click for a range, double-click to open it.
• Number the titles across a selection: Paris_### gives Paris_001, Paris_002, in the order shown, with a preview first.
• Every bulk action, albums and galleries included, runs behind one notice with a progress bar, and ends by saying how many photos changed, how many were already so, and why Flickr refused any of the rest.
• Select several photos on any screen, your feed, Explore, groups, galleries and favorites included, and act on them from one bar that stays in view as you scroll.
• Delete a selection from the same screen, with a confirmation that names the count.
• Take your photos out of several groups at once, from a list of the groups they are actually in, and mark yourself or any contact in many photos at once.
• Remove the location from many photos at once before sharing them, or when the pin is wrong.
• Filter any search by license: any Creative Commons license, or one in particular, in your library or across Flickr.
• Remove hundreds of photos from an album in a few seconds: they go 50 at a time, and any Flickr refuses are reported one by one with the reason.