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Uploads might fail if you've edited your photos. Facebook suggests that you try uploading the original version of the photo to determine if this is the problem. Facebook offers an album feature that enables you to store and categorize multiple photos; you can also add tags, locations and captions to each picture. You normally click the "Add Photos" button in an album to upload pictures to it. If you don't see this button, you might have reached the limit of 1, photos per album.
If so, you'll need to delete some pictures or make a new album. You also won't see this option when viewing profile pictures, mobile uploads, cover photos or Timeline photos.
If you're posting from a mobile device, troubleshoot the app you're using. An unstable connection to the Web can also cause difficulties with posting pictures. The Facebook photo upload tool makes use of Adobe Flash, so ensure your browser is running the latest version of the plugin, which can be downloaded from Adobe's site. In addition, ensure you are running the most recent version of your browser, which includes the newest compatibility patches and bug fixes.
If you find you can upload photos in an alternative browser program, disabling the extensions running on your default browser or uninstalling and reinstalling the application may fix the issue.
You may have to shrink your pictures or convert them to a different format before they can be uploaded successfully. This is because the uploader has problems processing images that large. Additionally, if you are uploading an image as a profile picture, you will receive an error message if the image exceeds four megabytes in size.
Facebook places this restriction on profile images because they must all be the same width and length in pixels, and images larger than four megabytes would almost always exceed this size. If the image that you are trying to upload is three times wider than its length, you may receive an error message because the uploader will have trouble processing it.
You can check for this using Paint by opening the image, clicking the "Home" tab and then clicking "Resize. Note also that an image that you intend to use as a profile picture must at least pixels wide. You can check the image's width by locating it in Windows Explorer, right-clicking it and then clicking "Properties.
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