Compare Flickr and Imgur 
- Users report that Flickr's "Organizational Tools" are robust, allowing for detailed tagging and album creation, which helps in managing large photo collections effectively. In contrast, Imgur's organizational features are simpler, focusing more on ease of sharing rather than extensive categorization.
- Reviewers mention that Flickr's "Community Engagement" features, such as groups and discussions, foster a more interactive environment for users, while Imgur is primarily known for its meme culture and less for community interaction, which some users find limiting.
- G2 users highlight that Flickr's "Privacy Settings" are more comprehensive, offering granular control over who can see photos, which is a significant advantage for users concerned about privacy. Imgur, on the other hand, has more straightforward privacy options, which some users feel are insufficient for their needs.
- Users on G2 say that Flickr's "Photo Quality" is superior, with support for high-resolution images and a focus on photography, while Imgur is often criticized for compressing images, which can affect quality, especially for professional photographers.
- Reviewers mention that Flickr's "Mobile App" is well-designed for photographers, providing features like photo editing and uploading directly from the app, whereas Imgur's app is more focused on quick sharing and browsing, which may not meet the needs of serious photographers.
- Users say that Flickr's "Customer Support" is generally rated lower than Imgur's, with some users expressing frustration over response times, while Imgur's support is noted for being more responsive and helpful, particularly for new users navigating the platform.
Flickr is clearly focused on photography and supporting a global community of photographers and photo consumers. I like that Flickr has been doing photography for as long as I have! Their environmental awareness initiatives are meaningful and important. In...
There is no mass upload tool, while this might fly if I had a free account it doesn't for a paid business account. If you try to load more than 150 photos at a time the loader stalls. Even if you are using 3rd party freeware to try and hack that issue. And...
I really like that I can store my images inside Imgur, and use this a type of "cyber USB" so that I can access all of my pportfolio of images anywhere I am. I also love that I can share all of my images and add comments or funny stuff to my images, and...
Actually until now there is nothing that upsets me.
Flickr is clearly focused on photography and supporting a global community of photographers and photo consumers. I like that Flickr has been doing photography for as long as I have! Their environmental awareness initiatives are meaningful and important. In...
I really like that I can store my images inside Imgur, and use this a type of "cyber USB" so that I can access all of my pportfolio of images anywhere I am. I also love that I can share all of my images and add comments or funny stuff to my images, and...
There is no mass upload tool, while this might fly if I had a free account it doesn't for a paid business account. If you try to load more than 150 photos at a time the loader stalls. Even if you are using 3rd party freeware to try and hack that issue. And...
Actually until now there is nothing that upsets me.
