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+Add a photo.
+
+Because the pwg.images.add method is a bit complex (for reliability
+reasons), we propose a simpler method to add photos with Piwigo web API.
+
+## Authentication
+
+This method requires authentication with an administrator user.
+
+This method requires an HTTP POST request.
+
+## Parameters
+
+**Important note**: we are uploading a file, so the HTTP request
+encoding must be set to "form-data".
+
+| Key | Example | Mandatory? | Description |
+|----------|--------------------------|---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| image | /path/to/file.jpg | **mandatory** | the uploaded file. JPG or PNG files only. |
+| category | 123 | **mandatory** | the identifier of the destination category, use pwg.categories.getList to find existing categories |
+| name | A nice title | *optional* | the title of your photo, don't make it too long (use the comment to go into details |
+| author | Paul Nikanon | *optional* | the author of the photo |
+| comment | A longer description | *optional* | This description is longer than "name" |
+| level | 2 | *optional* | (default = 0) privacy setting. See an example in your Piwigo on screen Administration \> Photos \> Add. 0 is for everybody, 8 is for admins only |
+| tags | tag1, tags2, another tag | *optional* | A list of coma separated tags to describe your photo. Missing tags are created automatically |
+
+## Photo Resize
+
+This method doesn't expect a "web size" photo. Piwigo will resize the
+photo if needed and create the thumbnail.
+
+As an administrator, you can set the resize settings on the
+Administration \> Photos \> Add \> Settings screen.
+
+If the photo is larger than maximum dimensions, then Piwigo will use
+your photo as a "high definition" photo and resize it for web display.
+
+## Example
+
+Here comes a full example in Perl languages:
+
+``` perl
+#!/usr/bin/perl
+
+use LWP::UserAgent;
+
+my %conf = (
+ base_url => 'http://piwigo.org/demo',
+);
+
+my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
+$ua->cookie_jar({});
+
+$ua->post(
+ $conf{base_url}.'/ws.php',
+ {
+ method => 'pwg.session.login',
+ username => 'john',
+ password => 'NWgeWHjy8',
+ }
+);
+
+$ua->post(
+ $conf{base_url}.'/ws.php',
+ {
+ method => 'pwg.images.addSimple',
+ image => ['/home/john/photos/wild tiger.jpg'],
+ category => 4,
+ tags => 'tag1, tag2, another tag',
+ name => 'A nice title',
+ comment => 'A longer description',
+ author => 'Paul Nikanon',
+ level => 2,
+ },
+ 'Content_Type' => 'form-data',
+);
+```