To access your editing and organizing options, start in your photo library. On the right, in the photo toolbar, you'll see 'edit & organize.' Click 'edit & organize' to open a menu of options.

When you're in your photo library, the functions available under 'edit & organize' are:

• add borders
• rotate and flip
• caption photos
• fix & enhance
• rearrange
• move photos
• copy photos
• delete photos
• remove albums

If your friend has restricted your access to this album, the 'edit & organize' features do not appear at all. However, a link to 'remove album' is available directly on the toolbar.

• Upload digital photos
  When you click on 'upload photos' on the toolbar in your photo library, you will first need to choose the destination album for your uploaded photos. Click on the yellow (new) album to select it, and type a name into the text box below it. We'll add this new album to your account after you complete your upload. More info about uploading.

• Send in a roll of film to Clark to be developed
  When we develop your film, we scan your pictures and put them into a new album in your account. New albums that you have not yet viewed in your photo library are yellow. More info about sending in film.

• Move photos from an existing album to a new album.
  To move photos from an existing album to a new album, click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar and then click 'move photos.' After you choose the photos you want to move, you'll be asked to choose the album into which you want to move them. Click on the the yellow (new) album to select it, and type a name into the text box below it. When you click on 'move photos,' we'll create a new album containing the photos you moved. More info on moving photos.

• Copy photos to a new album.
  To copy photos from an existing album to a new album click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar and then click 'copy photos.' After you choose the photos to copy, you'll be asked to choose an album into which you want to copy them. Click on the yellow (new) album to select it, and type a name into the text box below it. When you click on 'copy photos,' we'll create a new album containing copies of the photos you selected. More info on copying photos.

To rename an album, complete the following steps:

1. Go to your photo library, and click on the album you'd like to rename.
2. While in the album view, click 'edit & organize' in the blue toolbar to the right.
3. Then click 'rename album,' below 'edit & organize.'
4. A new window containing a text field will pop up. Type a new name for your album into the box and click 'OK.'
5. To return to your album without changing the album name, click on 'cancel.'

NOTE: Occasionally, the photos in a new album of film photos may all be upside down. This is an artifact of the scanning process that is based on how your camera loads and shoots film. Some cameras load film in right-side up; others load film in upside down. You will see the same orientation on every roll from that particular camera. This problem is easy to correct by following the 'How to Rotate Multiple Photos' instructions below.

How to Rotate a Single Photo

1. Start by viewing the photo you want to rotate. (To view a single photo, just click on one of your albums in your photo library, and then click on the photo.)
2. Click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page, and then click on the 'rotate and flip' link.
3. The top of the photo is marked with a symbol, and each side with a symbol.
4. Click on the on the side of the photo that you want to be on top. The symbol will change to .
5. Click on the yellow 'rotate photo' button to complete the rotate process.

How to Rotate Multiple Photos Within an Album

1. In your photo library, click on one of your albums to view it.
2. Click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page, and then click on the 'rotate and flip' link.
3. If every photo is upside down, click on the 'set all photos to flip' link above the top left photo in the album.
4. The top of the photo is marked with a symbol, and the other three sides with a symbol.
5. Click on the on the side of the photo that you want to be the top. The symbol will change to .
6. Click on the yellow 'rotate photos' button to complete the rotate process and return to viewing your album.

You cannot change the captions in a friends' albums; only the owner of the album can create new captions.

How to Caption a Single Photo

1. Start by viewing the photo you want to caption in the enlarged view. (To view a single photo, just click on one of your albums in your photo library, and then click on the photo.)
2. Click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page, and then click on the 'caption' link.
3. You'll see your photo with a text box next to it containing the existing caption. Type your new caption inside this box. Your caption can be up to 248 characters long. If your caption is longer than the caption box, use the scrollbar on the right side of the box to read what you've typed.
4. Click on the yellow 'change caption' button to save your new caption.

How to Caption Multiple Photos Within the Same Album

1. In your photo library, click on one of your albums to view it.
2. Click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page, and then click on the 'caption photos' link.
3. To the right of each photo you'll see a box containing the current caption. Type a new caption, up to 248 characters long, over each one you'd like to change. If your caption is longer than the caption box, use the scrollbar on the right side of the box to read what you've typed.
4. When you're done with one caption, go on to the next one. You can write the captions in any order you choose.
5. To save your changes, click on the yellow 'change captions' button. Click on the gray 'cancel' button to return to your photo without changing the caption.

If you use the Internet Explorer (IE) browser, you can 'fix & enhance' your photos. 'Fix & enhance' options include:

• Cropping your photos
• Reducing red-eye
• Auto-correcting your photos
• Filling the flash in your photos
• Adding fun tints and borders
• And more

To learn how to 'fix & enhance' your photos, see the Fixing & Enhancing Photos page in our Help section.

You can move photos among any of your own albums. Keep in mind that if you move photos into or out of an album you've shared, your friends will see the updated version of the album.

You can copy photos from your friends' albums (unless the album is restricted), but you can't move photos into or out of friend's albums.

To move photos between albums, complete the following steps:

1. From your photo library, click 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page.
2. Click 'move photos' below 'edit & organize.'
3. Click on the album you'd like to move photos from. Then click on the yellow 'open this album' button.
4. Click on each photo you'd like to move out of this album. Then click on the yellow 'choose these photos' button.
5. Click on the album into which you'd like to move the photos. To move photos into a new album, click on the yellow album and type a name for the album into the box underneath it.
6. Click on the yellow 'move photos' button.
7. The photos you selected will be moved out of the original album and into the destination album.

• If you change your mind at any time during the moving process, just click the gray 'cancel' button, and you'll return to your photos without moving any photos.
• You can move photos into and out of your own albums, but not your friends' albums. Only the album owner can edit the contents of an album. If you move all the photos out of an album, the resulting empty album will be removed from your account.

Note:

• You may copy photos from a friend's album (unless the album is restricted) into your own album, but you can't copy photos into a friend's album.
• If you copy photos into an album that you've shared, the friends you've shared the album with will see the copied photos.

Copying Step-by-Step
To copy photos from one album to another, follow these steps:

1. From your photo library, click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page.
2. Then click on the 'copy' link below 'edit & organize.'
3. Click on the album you'd like to copy photos from. Then click on the yellow 'open this album' button.
4. Click on each photo you'd like to copy from this album. Then click on the yellow 'choose these photos' button.
5. Click on the album into which you'd like to copy these photos. To create a new album, click on the yellow album, and type in a new album title in the text box underneath the album. Then click on the yellow 'copy photo(s)' button.

At any time during the process, you can click on the 'cancel' button to return to your photos without copying.

Once you delete photos, they're gone from your Clark account. However, if you have a copy of the photo on your computer, deleting the photo from your Clark account will not delete it from your hard drive.

How to Delete a Single Photo

Note: Once a photo is deleted, we cannot restore it to your account.

1. Start by viewing the photo you want to delete. (To view a single photo, just click on one of your albums in your photo library, and then click on the photo.)
2. Click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page,
3. Then click on the 'delete photo' link.
4. A small window will pop up asking, "Are you sure you want to delete this picture?"
5. Click 'Yes' to confirm that you want it to be deleted, or 'No' if you've changed your mind.

How to Delete Multiple Photos Within an Album

Note: Once a photo is deleted, we cannot restore it to your account.

1. From your photo library, click on the album that contains the photos you want to delete.
2. Click on 'edit & organize' in the toolbar on the right side of the page.
3. Then click on the 'delete photos' link.
4. Click on each photo you want to delete.

   Tip: If you want to delete all the photos in the album, you can click on the 'select all' link at the top of the page to check all the boxes at once.

5. Click on the yellow 'delete these photos' button.

Note: If you delete every photo in an album, the empty album will be removed from your account. A pop-up confirmation window will appear if this is about to happen.

If you remove one of your own albums, that album (and all of the photos within it) will be gone from your Clark account. If you have copies of these your photos on your computer, removing an album from Clark does not delete these photo files from your hard drive.

Removing a friend's album from your account does not delete it from your friend's account. It only removes the copy of it from your account.

Important: Please note that once an album is removed, we cannot restore it to your account.

1. From your photo library, click on 'edit & organize' in the blue toolbar on the right side of the page.
2. Then click on the 'remove album(s)' link.
3. Click on each album you want to remove.
4. Then click on the yellow 'remove albums' button.
5. A confirmation pop-up window will appear that lists the albums you've selected. Click on the 'remove albums' button to remove these albums.

Albums you own are blue (or, if newly created, yellow) and appear under the heading 'your albums' in your photo library. Your albums are created when you send us film to develop, or when you create an album as a destination for photos you upload, move, or copy.

The albums your friends have shared with you are green, and appear under the heading 'friends' albums' within your photo library. Only the person who originally created an album can rename it or rearrange and edit the photos within it. Also, please note that you can't upload or move your own photos into a friend's album.