How to embed a Flickr album on a blog?

Posting a static image URL or uploading a photo directly to a website limits your audience's exposure to you. A different approach is to embed an experience with your content that gives the audience more info about it and lets them find your Flickr account so they can check out more of your work.

Here's how you can embed a Flickr album on a blog

  1. Mouse over You and select Albums.
  2. Mouse over any album.
  3. Click the 'Share' icon (arrow pointing to the right).
  4. Click Embed.
  5. Pick a size and options you want to display.
  6. Copy the code, then click the X.
  7. Use the code in your website post.
Note: These steps only apply to the desktop web version of Flickr.

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