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How do you share a Facebook photo album with people that don’t want to register for Facebook?

I don't have/want a dedicated "page" currently, but I do wish to let the people see my photographs without logging in on Facebook?

How can I do this?

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You used to be able to share albums to anyone, but I can't find the link on the revamped pages. – ChrisF♦ Dec 19 '12 at 12:44

marked as duplicate by Alex, Al Everett, Dez, ChrisF♦ Dec 20 '12 at 22:59

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You should make your Facebook albums public, so that everyone could view them. If the albums are public, then they will be visible in searches and all you would have to do to share the photos would be to share the link.

  1. Select the album you want to change the setting of
    Step 1: select the album you want or
    sometimes it comes at the bottom

  2. Change the privacy settings by clicking on the globe icon (sometimes the globe icon/privacy icon comes below the image also)
    step 2: change the privacy settings to public

You should also consider uploading them to Picasa or Flickr.

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"You should make your facebook albums public" I actually have all my things on FB as public. Which particular setting are you talking about? Please show the screenshots. – user462608 Dec 19 '12 at 6:35
@AnishaKaul Screenshots uploaded – Mevin Babu Dec 19 '12 at 6:51
thanks, will check these settings and report back. – user462608 Dec 19 '12 at 7:29
I checked out this setting. Mine is already public. Still my photos are NOT visible when I am not logged in. – user462608 Dec 20 '12 at 8:53
did you check if that individual photo your trying is public or friends only – Mevin Babu Dec 20 '12 at 8:56
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