How to view, edit or delete a Flickr Collection?

Often, when you're browsing around Flickr you'll notice a way that someone else is using tags that you could apply to your own photos. You could browse to each photo's detail page and add the tag manually, or you could take advantage of Flickr's batch-editing features to add the tag to all the relevant photos in one fell swoop.

View a Flickr Collection :

1. Open the Flickr App on any of your devices.
2. If you don't have the Flickr App installed on your device you can easily download it from Google Play Store if you are an Android user or you can download it from Apple App Store if you are an Apple user.
3. If you don't wish to download the Flickr App on any of your devices then you can simply put up the Flickr URL at the address bar of your device browser which is - https://www.flickr.com/ and open Flickr without downloading it.
4. Once you open Flickr on your device, sign in to Flickr using your Flickr username and password.
5. After signing in to Flickr, you will land up on the Flickr Homepage
6. Click on "You" which is located at the top left corner of your Flickr Homepage.
7. Mouse over the Menu icon (three horizontal dots) and select 'Collections'.

Edit or delete a Flickr collection

1. Mouse over 'You' which is located at the top left corner of your Flickr Homepage and then select 'Organize'.
2. Click on the 'Albums & Collections' tab.
3. Click on any collection and pick from the following:
   - Edit title and description,
   - Edit collection mosaic,
   - Open collection page,
   - Delete collection

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