Flickr

The app is so much worse compared to the website. Uploading a photo removes location data and sometimes even exif data.
On the other hand the website really sucks on an iPhone and even on an iPad.
Update January 2026: it still sucks. Can’t add photos to groups when posting, can’t see photos posted in groups, can’t do anything with groups while they are the heart of Flickr.

The app is so much worse compared to the website. Uploading a photo removes location data and sometimes even exif data.
On the other hand the website really sucks on an iPhone and even on an iPad.

The app itself is nice but there are a few things that could be much better/friendlier, especially at the Comment section.
First:
When multiple people commented on a photo you have to reply to each one of them separately. You can’t select more at once and thank them. This is possible at the web interface but not in the app.
Annoying.
Second:
People are commenting in different languages: there is no way to translate what they have written. You even cannot copy their comments (because you can’t select text on a page within Flickr. Really

The app is so much worse compared to the website. Uploading a photo removes location data and sometimes even exif data.
On the other hand the website really sucks on an iPhone and even on an iPad.

Why can’t I put photos to groups? Why is exif and location data removed when uploading with the app? Why are my photos duplicated in my stream when I upload a photo with the app?

Upload is slow and videos are not always uploading also most time the app is crashing while uploading ( iPhone 13mini ) and i have to restart the app even have reinstall the app several times.
I use it now for +5 years but really not happy with the quality of the app.

I posted my first photo in March 2005. 18 years later i’m still addicted to it. It’s fantastic!

try it out, its a great app but be careful because when you start you will spend some time (and have a lot of fun ;-)

Best app to showcase your work. And they don’t mess with your Photos. What you upload is what you see. Perfect

Het is heerlijk even snel op onderwerp een voorbeeld te kunnen kiezen, of juist in m’n interessegebied gewoon van wat te bladeren.

The app works but;
Unable to change your profile settings like cover photo.
Please please please bring back the Flickr aesthetic from waaay way back. I mean like the 2008 Flickr with the mostly white pages and having your pictures presented like a art gallery instead of having an overload of as much pictures as possible crammed on one page. Because of this less busy photos are being dominated by colorful and busy photos. And only the busiest pictures get the attention. Fix this please! Make it as minimal as possible or at least give users the option to do so.

The best place ever for showing and storing my photos - enjoy looking at the work of fellow members as well - love the way you can learn by studying the exif’s of other members - would like more completions and tutorials

Prima app. Ben (nog) geen ongemak tegengekomen, voldoet aan mijn oorspronkelijke Flickr-verwachtingen. De app is beter dan de site.

Best app to showcase your work. And they don’t mess with your Photos. What you upload is what you see. Perfect

The best place ever for showing and storing my photos - enjoy looking at the work of fellow members as well - love the way you can learn by studying the exif’s of other members - would like more completions and tutorials

1. Als je waar dan ook op de pagina tijdens het scrollen iets aanraakt, gaat deze meteen helemaal terug naar boven: irritant! 2. Als je ergens iets verschuift op de pagina, en je zet het scherm horizontaal, krijg je een zwarte balk in beeld die je niet wegkrijgt: irritant. 3. Het blijkt niet mogelijk om foto’s met hoge resolutie op te slaan: irritant. / Flickr: ga er iets aan doen, tot dan: 1 ster.

But for the love of God.. stop flooding my feed with recommended.. I can’t see anyone I’m following.

The special thing about Flickr is that you can join groups, for example share your photos with people who share the same camera as you or people who share photos of the city where you live, etc. etc. Not complicated, but very user-friendly.