Set Your Videos Free: 3 Ways to Upload

Here at Pixorial, it’s our mission to liberate your videos from the stuffy confines of computers and mobile devices. Once they’re in our safe and secure cloud, you can share them with anyone, anywhere – or even edit the videos online using Movie Creator.

Here are three fast and easy ways to upload your videos. (If you don’t already have a Pixorial account, sign up for free here).

1. From a file on your computer

Let’s say you’ve just recorded a webcam video and want to share it online. Simply sign into your Pixorial account and click “Add Video” at the top of the screen. Hit “Upload A Video” and select your webcam-recorded masterpiece. Voilá.

2. From a folder on your computer

Here’s another scenario you might be familiar with: you’ve just downloaded a metric boatload (that’s an official measurement) of videos from your digital camera. Usually they all wind up in a specific folder on your computer, where they’ll sit and wait for you to do something with them. Wouldn’t it be awesome if you could automatically upload those videos?

You can, using our free uploader app. Simply download and install Uploader on your Mac, PC, or even Linux computer. Then you can select your camera download folder as a “Watch folder.” Any new videos that are placed in that folder will be automatically uploaded to your Pixorial account.

Uploader is also a great option any time you have lots of video on your computer. Simply choose then files you want to upload, then we’ll take care of everything in the background.

3. From your smartphone

OK, so you’ve just had a busy weekend that included a family BBQ and a crazy night out with some friends. You’ve wound up with plenty of video on your phone. So how can you get it uploaded?

Install our Krowds app for iOS and Android. Then click the upload button in the lower right corner of the app. Once the upload from your camera roll is finished, you can add it to an existing Krowd or a brand new one. That video is now safe in our secure cloud, and ready to be set free and shared.