It is rather interesting that you can make specific connections between sources and backup locations. Images get uploaded automatically and the program monitors the locations you have selected for new images that it will process automatically as well. The program takes care of everything once you have configured at least one image source and one cloud hosting provider. You can also switch to the Backup tab to select local folders containing images that you want uploaded to select hosting services. Backup images from: Facebook, Foursquare, Instagr.am.Backup images to: Flickr, Picasa, Smugmug, Skydrive, Dropbox, Box, Facebook.The page is divided into accounts that you can backup to, and accounts that you can backup from. The first screen that you will see is the accounts screen. Once that is out of the way, you can start to configure PicBackMan. It is free and done right in the program. Before you can get started with that, you need to create an account first which is used to store your connection settings. The freeware for Windows enables you to backup local or online accounts to various hosting services. Whatever it is, PicBackMan is the program that can assist you in that task. Or, you prefer to backup your images to multiple cloud hosting services just to be on the safe side, or because you use functionalities that they make available.
#Picbackman will not for free
As a Dropbox user for instance, you get 2 Gigabytes of free space, and while it is usually not a big deal to get more for free by referring others or taking part in certain promotions, you may realize that the space on Dropbox is not enough to hold your precious image collection.
If you like to transfer images or photos that you own to a server on the Internet, a Flickr account for instance or a Facebook photo gallery, you may stumble upon limitations that those accounts impose on you.
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