Apple has updated the beta version of its iCloud Photos web app with support for uploading images to a user’s iCloud Photo Library. The feature will likely roll out soon to everyone on the public version of the service soon, but for now is limited to the beta site.

Mar 02, 2015  It is strongly advised to back up your Mac with Time Machine before any beta version of OS X, let alone a beta version of photo management software. Absolutely back up your photos before using the beta Photos app. The new Photos app for Mac is similar to Photos for iOS, and relies heavily on iCloud Photo Library. The app aims to replace iPhoto.

The change adds a single “Upload” button to the upper-right corner of the page, which shows a standard image picker when clicked. From there, users are presented with the progress indicator seen above, and the image becomes available on all of their devices. At this time, video uploads don’t appear to be supported.

The introduction of this feature is likely to help serve as a stopgap while Mac users await the availability of the promised Photos for Mac app, which is set to debut next year. At that time, Aperture and iPhoto will be discontinued and the new application will provide native support for iCloud Photo Library and other features currently found in the iOS Photos app.

iMovie for iOS was also updated with support for iCloud Photo Library today as well as the ability to share videos to the service.

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What’s New in Version 2.1.1

• Support for iCloud Photo Library beta• Share videos with iCloud Photo Sharing• Resolves issues that could occur when rotating a device while in the Video browser• Performance and stability improvements

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