One of the first things that greeted me this morning on Facebook was Photo Sync - a feature that let's you upload photos automatically from your mobile device to the social network. The concept is pretty simple, Photo Syncing lets you save the photos from your phone's gallery to Facebook automatically, similar to what Google+ does with its instant photo uploads. Facebook then stores the photos in your private folder so you can choose which ones to share later on. To access this feature just go to your Timeline on your Android or iOS device, tap on Photos then tap on Synced at the bottom of the page. Facebook uploads the photos in a much smaller file size (about 100KB). Facebook is now asking to peek into your camera roll when you create a Story, so it can offer AI-powered edits for photos you haven’t even posted yet. Facebook says only you can see these AI ideas, and they won’t use your photos for ads. Read more in our articles including "Facebook rolls out Photo Sync for Android and iOS" and "Facebook Wants to AI-Edit Your Unshared Photos, Here’s What You Need to Know".
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Jun 9, 2026One of the first things that greeted me this morning on Facebook was Photo Sync - a feature that let's you upload photos automatically from your mobile device to the social network. The concept is pretty simple, Photo Syncing lets you save the photos from your phone's gallery to Facebook automatically, similar to what Google+ does with its instant photo uploads.
Facebook then stores the photos in your private folder so you can choose which ones to share later on. To access this feature just go to your Timeline on your Android or iOS device, tap on Photos then tap on Synced at the bottom of the page. Facebook uploads the photos in a much smaller file size (about 100KB).
Our coverage of facebook photo sync includes: "Facebook rolls out Photo Sync for Android and iOS"; "Facebook Wants to AI-Edit Your Unshared Photos, Here’s What You Need to Know"; "Instagram now lets users reorder their posts on their profile". Each article provides unique insights and information.