The Easiest Way to Move Images from one Image Hosting Website to another

If you’re looking for a service that can move your photos and pictures from one web hosting company to another, then here is a nice and handy utility. Named as Migratr, it is a nice and simple utility that can move your image files from Flickr to Picasa or from one other image hosting service to some other.

The good thing about this little app is that it preserves image Meta data, Meta description and Meta tags while moving images from one file server to another. Besides, it also allows you to keep the album organisation of your images so that you may replicate your previous image organization pattern on the new image hosting website.

I’ve not used this tool across all image hosting websites that the application guarantees to work with, but I have tried it for migrating images from Flickr to Picasa. And as far as my experiment is concerned, this app worked great.

Migratr downloads all the images from the source website in the form of images and XML file. Therefore, there is no need for you to worry about some unidentified file types that you may later forget about.

Though Migratr is a sort of tool that no one requires on a daily basis, but still it is an essential one when you are planning to dump one image hosting company and move to another one.

Migratr, as of now, allows moving of image from/to following image hosting websites – 23HQ, Flickr, Gallery2, Picasa Web, Phanfare, Photobucket, SmugMug, Zenfolio and Zoomr.

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