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# Upload photos

You have done your photographing and now you want to easily upload them to your assignment. 

Click on Upload photos on your assignment. In the working area to the right, Naviga photos will be opened and you will be able to upload photos. Now you work with your uploading and managing metadata as if you were in Naviga photos. [How you work with the uploading is described here. ](https://app.gitbook.com/@infomaker/s/naviga-photo/naviga-photo-user-guide/select-photos-for-uploading)

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