Common Issues and Fixes
If your Internet connection is not strong or reliable, issues while uploading photos to Facebook may arise. Facebook often has issues getting photos larger than 15 MB. There may be an issue with the Facebook app on your phone. Your recent photo upload might have been flagged by Facebook. Facebook’s servers might be experiencing an outage or other issues. Check if your Internet connection is working. Make sure the photos you are trying to upload are under 15 MB in size. Ensure your photo is in one of the following file formats: BMP, GIF, IFF, PSD, TIF, WEBP, WBMP, PNG, JPG, and JPEG. Toggling an option in the Facebook app might help. Try forcibly closing the app. Removing the cache files of the Facebook app might resolve the issue. Rebooting your phone helps fix many minor problems. If nothing else works, reinstall the Facebook app. If you downloaded photos from Facebook but are finding them missing, they might have been removed. Tenorshare UltData for Android can recover photos from an Android device. Obtain the software, connect your Android device, select data type, start scanning, preview, and recover your photos. You should be able to upload photos to your Facebook account using these methods.
Camera Roll Visibility on Facebook
Possible Reasons and Solutions
Why is my camera roll not showing up on Facebook?
Network connectivity issues, an outdated app, corrupted cache files, or temporary glitches could be the cause. Restart the Facebook app. Check your Internet connection. Disconnect and reconnect your Wi-Fi, or switch to a different network. Disable the VPN if you’re using it. Check the Facebook server status on Downdetector. Clear the app cache. Disable data saver mode. Update the Facebook app. If these don’t help, reinstall the Facebook app or switch to Facebook Lite.
Photo Upload Guide for Google Photos
Understanding Backup Settings
Why are my pictures unable to upload?
Inappropriate backup settings may prevent Google Photos from uploading. It’s likely you turned off backup or other related options inadvertently. To check, open the Google Photos app on your Android or iPhone.