If you're not sure what each of the scheduling options means, head over to our article here: Scheduling posts. Finish up your post by adding text and scheduling it.To see a full guide, head here: Editing your images in Buffer. From photo prints, to photo books and canvas prints, there’s more than one way to display your memories from Google Photos. If you'd like to edit your image, you can do that now by clicking the pencil icon.Select an image or video that falls within the ideal image size and format for posts.If you’re already authorized and logged in, you should see your list of files and folders right away.Select which integration you’d like to pull your image or video from.To upload your images and videos from your favorite file sharing service straight into your Buffer post, you’ll follow a few steps.
You can view those requirements here: Ideal image sizes and formats for your posts The images and videos you add to posts from these file-sharing apps have the same file type and size requirements as all images and videos added to your posts. Uploading media from Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Photos, or OneDrive to your posts Here's an example of what this would look like in Google Drive: In order to remove Buffer's access via UploadCare to your OneDrive, Dropbox, or Google Drive, you'll need to remove the access directly from the settings of OneDrive, Dropbox, or Google Drive. Removing Buffer's access to Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Photos, or OneDrive For example, a team member wouldn't have access to the organization owner's Drive via UploadCare. 📝 For Buffer organizations with multiple users, each user can only access the Drive, Dropbox, etc.
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