Enlarging Photos After Downloading?

How can i get a larger view of my photos when they have been downloaded. for example, when i am working on my book, i have my photos downloaded and they are located at the bottom of the screen but it's hard to see them, there are approx 3 rows to see at a time and they are still relatively small. making it hard to see . even when i scroll on the photo, it gets enlarged slightly but i am only able to see approx 3 rows at a time and when you down load hundred, it would ge nice to see more then just the 3 rows . also, if i want to download photos, seems like 1000 is the max? so once i download 1000, if i want to download more, i need to remove some?

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Answer #1: Posted by SonuKumar on May 25th, 2023 9:14 PM

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When using Shutterfly, if you want to get a larger view of your downloaded photos or increase the number of rows visible at a time, you can try the following options:

Zoom in on the browser: Use the zoom function in your web browser to increase the size of the Shutterfly interface and make the photos appear larger. You can typically find the zoom controls in the browser's settings menu or by pressing Ctrl and + (Windows) or Command and + (Mac) to zoom in.

Use the full-screen mode: Look for an option to switch to full-screen mode within the Shutterfly interface. This will maximize the available space on your screen, allowing you to see more rows of photos at a time.

Adjust thumbnail size: Some photo management options in Shutterfly allow you to customize the thumbnail size. Look for settings or preferences related to photo viewing or the photo book creation interface. Increasing the thumbnail size can make the photos appear larger and easier to see.

Use a different viewing mode: Shutterfly may offer different viewing modes for photo management, such as grid view or list view. Experiment with different viewing modes to find one that allows you to see more photos at once.

Regarding downloading photos, if there is a limit of 1000 photos per download, you would indeed need to remove some before downloading additional photos. Alternatively, you can try creating multiple downloads, splitting your photos into smaller batches.

If you are encountering specific limitations or difficulties within the Shutterfly interface, it is recommended to consult Shutterfly's support documentation or contact their customer support for further assistance. They can provide more specific guidance based on the features and options available in the current version of the Shutterfly platform.

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