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Upload images from Facebook

Article: 000007335
Updated: February 1, 2025

Import photos from Facebook into your Constant Contact Library

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Images stored in your Facebook account can be easily imported into your Library for use in emails:

  1. Click My BrandLibrary.
  2. Click Upload > Social Networks.


     
  3. Click Connect.

    Facebook Icon with Connect button
     
  4. Log into the account.

    Facebook Username and Password Fields
     
  5. Click Done to allow Constant Contact to access your Facebook photos.

    What is Constant Contact allowed to do pop-up and Done button
     
  6. Click OK to return to your Constant Contact Library.

    Constant Contact Library linked to Facebook confirmation and OK button
     
  7. Click Upload > Social Networks.


     
  8. Select the image(s) you want to import.
  9. (Optional) Edit the File Name, add a Description, or Choose a folder to store the image in.
    Note: Keep in mind that if you're uploading multiple images at once, they'll all share the same description and saved in the same folder. You can edit the files individually once they're imported.
  10. Click Upload Selected Files.

    Image selected, File info, and Upload Selected Files button
     
  11. Click Done when you're finished.

    Done Button 
     

Once your images are imported, you can make enhancements, add descriptions, or organize them into folders.


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