How Can I Upload Pictures from My Epson Scanner to Shutterfly?

To upload pictures directly from your Epson scanner to Shutterfly, you'll first need to ensure that your scanner is set up correctly. The typical process involves scanning the images to your computer before they can be uploaded to Shutterfly. It's best to set the scanner to a resolution of at least 300 dpi and save the files as JPEGs, maintaining a quality of 80% or better. It sounds like you had a plugin installed that allowed your scanned images to automatically upload to Shutterfly. This plugin works by saving the scanned images to a specific folder on your computer, which is then linked to your Shutterfly account. If you want to get that functionality working again, you’ll need to check that the plugin is set to automatic upload. If you had previously set it up to save to a particular folder, make sure that the scanner is configured to save scans to that same folder. You can create a new folder on your desktop specifically for this purpose, like "Epson Scanned Pictures," and set both the scanner and the Shutterfly uploader to use that folder. When you scan a picture, it should automatically save to that folder and then upload to Shutterfly. If you prefer not to have it check all the photos every time, you can keep it on manual upload mode, allowing you to control when to upload. If you need to switch to a different folder in the future, you can easily change the settings back to manual. Just remember to adjust the folder settings accordingly. If you run into any issues, you can always reach out for support.