Image Upload

Welcome to The Photo Lab’s Image Upload page! Please read the instructions below to successfully submit your images.

This is Part 1 of 2. In this step, YOU SHOULD PLACE ALL OF YOUR IMAGES IN A ZIPPED (COMPRESSED) FOLDER. If you know how to place your images in a zipped (compressed) folder, please do so, then click the button that says “Continue to Part 2 of 2”. If you do not know how to place your images in a zipped folder, please read the instructions below.

Windows: Highlight files → right-click the highlighted files → click on “Send to” → choose “Compress to ZIP file”
Mac: Highlight files → right-click highlighted files → choose “Compress”
Android: Use “Files by Google” or it may be labeled as “Files” (pre-installed on most devices) → long-press a file to highlight, select other files by selecting them individually → click on the the 3-dotted menu icon → choose “Compress”
iPhone: Save photos to Files app, select them, and choose “Compress”
Or use a free online tool at your own risk, such as https://compressjpeg.dev/images-to-zip-converter.

**Please note: If you are sending 10 images or less, feel free to simply attach those files / images to an email and send to support@thephotolab.us. Be sure to include contact information and instructions.
Continue to Part 2 of 2

Windows

1) Navigate to the folder that contains the files you wish to zip into a compressed folder.
2) Select the files. You can select multiple files and folders by holding down the Shift key (for multiple items) or the Ctrl key (for several individual items) and clicking.
3) Right-click the selection and choose “Send to compressed (zipped) folder…”

4) Rename the folder if desired (it will default to the name of the file you were hovering over). It is best to give it a meaningful name for later reference.

Mac

A) Locate the file or folder you want to compress. You can select multiple files and folders by holding down the Shift key (for multiple items) or the Command key (for several individual items) and clicking.
B) After you've selected the files and folders, right click on them, and then select Compress.
C) A window will appear indicating that your Mac is compressing the files or folders. Time will vary based on the size and number of files.
D)Once your Mac has finished compressing the files or folders, you'll see a nice little zip file. This contains all of the files and folders you selected to be compressed.
Continue to Part 2 of 2

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