Failure to connect or only partial images are being displayed? You can use this guide to help get you back in action.
Start by checking our Flickr Status page to see if the site is fully operational.
If the site is fully operational, we have some quick troubleshooting options you can try to help you identify what might be causing the issue.
Network
Most connection issues arise due to a problem between your computer & Flickr. To check your network is working correctly, we recommend that you try the following:
- Briefly power off any broadband modems and routers to reset the network connection.
- If you connect wirelessly, move your device closer to the wireless access point or 'plugin'.
- If you're connected through a router, try plugging directly into the broadband modem.
- See your manual for configuration options if the router is slowing or blocking uploads.
- Try lowering your MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) or matching it to your ISP's value.
Web Browser
You'll need to check that the browser you’re using is up to date and that it is listed as one of our supported browsers. Supported Web Browsers for Flickr
If you continue to have trouble after updating your browser, we recommend that you try the following:
- Clear your browser cookies.
- Clear your browser cache.
- Disable add-ons and extensions.
- Reset your browser to default settings.
- Try using a different web browser or a private/ incognito window.
Device
Are you experiencing the same issue across multiple devices? If not, then we recommend that you try the following on your affected device:
- Reboot your device and try loading the site again.
- Check you’re running the latest version of the operating system on your device.
- Temporarily disable antivirus, anti-spyware, and firewall products.
Still, having trouble?
If you continue to have issues after trying the above troubleshooting options, please contact us here.