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3 Ways to Send Photos and Videos on Skype

By Matthew Lynch
February 8, 2024
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Introduction:

Skype has long been a popular choice for both personal and professional video calls, chats, and meetings. One of the many great features Skype offers is the ability to send photos and videos through its platform. Whether you want to share a vacation picture or a work presentation, this can be done quickly and easily. In this article, we will cover three ways to send photos and videos on Skype.

1. Send Files during Chat Conversations:

Sending photos or videos during an ongoing chat conversation is perhaps one of the most common ways users share their files on Skype. Here’s how you can do it:

– Start a chat conversation with your contact or group.

– Click on the paperclip icon located at the bottom of the chat window.

– A menu will open, displaying options to attach various types of files.

– Choose “Photo or Video” to browse your computer or device for the file you’d like to send.

– Select the file(s) you want to share, then click “Open” or “Send”.

Your photos or videos will now be sent and show up in the chat conversation.

2. Share Your Screen:

Another way to showcase an image or video during a call is by using Skype’s screen sharing feature. This method is ideal when presenting material in real-time:

– Initiate a voice or video call with your contact or group.

– During the call, locate the “Share Screen” button (usually shaped like a monitor).

– A menu will appear; from there, either select your entire screen or choose a specific application/window you’d like to share.

– If sharing an image, open it using any photo viewer on your computer. If sharing a video, start playing it using any media player.

– Your shared content will now be visible to all call participants.

3. Utilize Cloud Storage Integration:

For users who frequently send large files or want to keep their data in cloud storage, Skype can link with popular services like OneDrive or Dropbox. Here’s how:

– Click on the paperclip icon in the chat window.

– Select the “OneDrive” or “Dropbox” option from the menu (You might need to sign in to the desired account if connecting for the first time).

– Browse through your cloud storage and choose the file(s) you’d like to share.

– Click on the “Share” or “Send” button.

A link to view or download the files will be sent, allowing recipients to access your image or video files.

Conclusion:

Skype makes it easy to send photos and videos, ensuring smooth communication between users. Using these three methods, you can share memories with loved ones, collaborate with colleagues, or showcase your latest creations. Give them a try during your next Skype call!

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