PhotoUpLink for iPhone functionality is grouped into four sections within the application. The first task for the user is to choose the photos for the operation. This is done using the Select button. The standard image picker appears, but you can select multiple images from it with PhotoUpLink just by touching each one. The total images selected appears next to the Select button title. To reset the image count, press Select again. Once images have been chosen, three operations are possible.

WiShare works with any other iPhone or iPod Touch on the same WiFi network that is also running PhotoUpLink at the time. These devices will show up in a list once WiShare is pressed, tap the name of the device you want to send the images to. The images will then appear in the other device Camera Roll if it is an iPhone or into Saved Images if it is an iPod Touch, without any blur or resizing. This feature also works with PhotoUpLink for iPhoto ‘09 – click Export -> PhotoUpLink -> iPhone and devices running PhotoUpLink for iPhone will be displayed as export targets.

FTP enables the upload of selected images to most FTP servers. Specify the FTP server destination and optional folder. That info, the username and password information are saved in application preferences for easy repeat use of the same FTP destination. Enter an email address if you want an email of links to the items on the FTP server sent after the transfer. As with all operations, the full resolution image is uploaded.

Emailing of multiple images is now freely available with PhotoUpLink for iPhone. Emails are sent using photouplink.net, so there is no need to set up mail server information, and the recipient should have photouplink.net on their allowed senders list. The generated email includes the full resolution image attachments, and an optional URL pointing to a map of the location where the images were sent from.

-Eddie