Arrange Photos In Your Facebook Post When Uploading Them From Your Phone

Tap and hold on a photo that you want to move up or down it's current order and the screen will show a vertical strip as shown in the screenshot below. Without removing your finger from the screen, move it up or down and position it where it fits the order you have in mind.

1. Can you rearrange photos in a Facebook post after posting?
2. Can you rearrange photos on Facebook?
3. How do I move photos from mobile uploads to another album on Facebook?
4. How do you add more photos to an already posted Post on Facebook 2020?
5. How do I remove a photo from Facebook that someone else posted?

Can you rearrange photos in a Facebook post after posting?

To do that, go to the post on your Facebook timeline with the picture you want to change. In the top-right corner of the post, tap the downward-pointing arrow icon and choose Edit Post from the menu.

Can you rearrange photos on Facebook?

Using a new drag-and-drop interface, Facebook users can now reorder photos within an album without going to “Edit Album Info”, and can also change the order in which albums appear on their profile. Photos in which a user is tagged still cannot be reordered, nor can videos.

How do I move photos from mobile uploads to another album on Facebook?

Just edit the photo and choose to move it to another album. 4) Select the new album and then click “Move Photo” and you should be all set!

How do you add more photos to an already posted Post on Facebook 2020?

Use this method if you've already posted something on your own Facebook timeline and want to add a photo to the post.

1. Find the post you want to edit. ...
2. Tap or click the arrow at the top right corner of the post.
3. Select Edit Post.
4. Tap or click Photo/Video. ...
5. Select a photo. ...
6. Tap or click Post.

How do I remove a photo from Facebook that someone else posted?

You can remove unwanted photos that someone posts directly to your profile or business page by selecting the three dot (...) menu icon in the top right corner of the post that contains the photo. Select either Hide from Timeline or Delete to remove it.