That's OK. It happens to the best of us. You can make a new one here. To get a new password, sign out completely.
If you know your current password, you can change it here. (You can change your password as often as you want.)
If you forgot your password, you can follow this link, which will create an email that contains a link to a Flickr page where you can enter a new password.
No. You can associate more than one email address with your account here. You must confirm that any address that you want to add is real and belongs to you.
Each time you add an address, you'll need to respond to the confirmation email we send to that address by clicking the link in the email.
You can mark one of your addresses as your Primary Address. It is the address that we will use to send you email from Flickr.
The "Real name" field on your profile isn't required, so you can leave it blank. But, you can also set whatever level of privacy you are comfortable with on the privacy settings page.
The default settings are as follows:
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| Email address | Any of your contacts |
| Instant messaging names | Any of your contacts |
| Real name | Anyone |
| Current city | Anyone |
No. You can tell us how much email (if any) you'd like us to send you on the Flickr notification settings page.
If you'd like to receive immediate, daily or weekly email digests about new activity within your photostream or receive an alert when your contacts upload new photos, set up your email notifications.
You'll get your first notification 24 hours (or 7 days) from when you edited your notification settings.
Nope. We don't want to bring the wrath of the email gods down upon our heads and we're batching immediate activity. You'll receive no more than 3 emails an hour for either recent photostream activity or your contacts uploads.
The email is actually multi-part, and many email clients can be configured to prefer the one or the other.
Absolutely. We provide a page where you can set the overall default privacy level you will apply to your photos.
You can change this setting for individual-photos when you upload your photos.
You can make your own Flickr alias. BUT!
Flickr has a firm policy on not changing personalized URLs to maintain data, metadata and link integrity.
Everyone is allocated an individual email address to use. You can set up the email-to-Flickr address here.
You can also add photos to your own personal moblog on the fly. Each time you add a photo to Flickr, you can set things up so your photo is posted to your blog automatically.
We're not sure if we should tell you... but... of course you can delete your account at anytime. Here's a link. *sniff*
Although we're sorry that you deleted your account, we're happy that you want to come back to Flickr! Unfortunately, all photos in your deleted account were also removed from the system. Your best bet is to re-register with Flickr, under a different username, and make sure that you really want to delete your account before you click the "Are you sure you want to delete?" button for the third time.
Yes you can! We’ve made it even easier for you to use Facebook’s import feature. Just go to your account and activate the link (you may be asked to login at Facebook if you are not already). Once you’ve done that, your latest Flickr uploads will be added into your Facebook News Feed and Mini-Feed.
After you have activated the link, photos marked as safe and public will appear in the feeds. Videos currently won't appear although we are hoping to add this in the future.
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