In order to transmit photos via FTP, you’ll need to use a FTP client. Otherwise, you can enable the FTP by clicking 'Yes' or 'No' on the incoming FTP page. If you have multiple incoming FTPs that need to be active simultaneously, we recommend upgrading to Pro. Only our Pro accounts are able to have more than one Incoming FTP enabled at a time. A new window will appear that will let you copy the credentials to your computer’s clipboard.ħ. Create a username and password. One will be generated automatically, but this can be edited to whatever you choose.Ħ. If no destination is chosen, we'll automatically replicate the structure on your computer or hard drive in a newly created 'Incoming FTP' collection.ĥ.

You cannot upload multiple folders from your computer or hard drive if you set the destination as a gallery. If the gallery you'd like to upload to already exists (even if it is nested in an existing collection), begin typing the name of the gallery and it will auto populate allowing you to select that gallery as the upload destination.Setting a collection as the destination will allow you to upload multiple folders from your computer or hard drive into that collection. If you choose a collection as the destination, the images will be placed in an auto-generated gallery within that collection.If you have existing FTP users, you can add a new one:Ĥ. Target an upload destination to have all images transferred to a single gallery or a collection. If you're setting this up for the first time, the screen will look like this: Click the 'Upload' menu from the navigation bar and select 'Incoming FTP.'ģ. On the Incoming FTP page, click on the option to add a new incoming FTP user. Standard accounts allow for only one FTP user to be active at a given moment, while Pro account holders have no limit.Ģ. Please note that in order to upload via FTP, you’ll need a Standard or Pro subscription. The sections below walk through the process to set up and transfer files via FTP. To upload via FTP, you’ll need to download a FTP client (many of which are free) to transfer files to PhotoShelter. FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a great method for uploading photos to your PhotoShelter account in bulk, as it will allow you to upload multiple folders from your computer at once.

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