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As clarified in the comments, you are seeing the result of dragging thumbnails (instead of the actual picture) directly from Photos on Mac into iCloud Photos. As your version of Photos/macOS is apparently too old to support iCloud Photo library syncing, there are alternatives:

  • If your version of Photos supports this: right-click on a photo in Photos, select "Reveal in Finder", wait for Finder to open the window and then drag&drop the picture into iCloud Photos.
  • Otherwise, right-click on the Photos library in ~/Pictures, select "Show Package Contents" and look for the photo in the appropriate sub-folder.

As clarified in the comments, you are seeing the result of dragging thumbnails (instead of the actual picture) directly from Photos on Mac into iCloud Photos. As your version of Photos/macOS is too old to support iCloud syncing, there are alternatives:

  • If your version of Photos supports this: right-click on a photo in Photos, select "Reveal in Finder", wait for Finder to open the window and then drag&drop the picture into iCloud Photos.
  • Otherwise, right-click on the Photos library in ~/Pictures, select "Show Package Contents" and look for the photo in the appropriate sub-folder.

As clarified in the comments, you are seeing the result of dragging thumbnails (instead of the actual picture) directly from Photos on Mac into iCloud Photos. As your version of Photos/macOS is apparently too old to support iCloud Photo library syncing, there are alternatives:

  • If your version of Photos supports this: right-click on a photo in Photos, select "Reveal in Finder", wait for Finder to open the window and then drag&drop the picture into iCloud Photos.
  • Otherwise, right-click on the Photos library in ~/Pictures, select "Show Package Contents" and look for the photo in the appropriate sub-folder.
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nohillside
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As clarified in the comments, you are seeing the result of dragging thumbnails (instead of the actual picture) directly from Photos on Mac into iCloud Photos. As your version of Photos/macOS is too old to support iCloud syncing, there are alternatives:

  • Instead of dragging the thumbnail, double-click the photo to open it in Photos and then drag&drop the full picture into iCloud Photos.
  • If your version of Photos supports this: right-click on a photo in Photos, select "Reveal in Finder", wait for Finder to open the window and then drag&drop the picture into iCloud Photos.
  • Otherwise, right-click on the Photos library in ~/Pictures, select "Show Package Contents" and look for the photo in the appropriate sub-folder.

As clarified in the comments, you are seeing the result of dragging thumbnails (instead of the actual picture) directly from Photos on Mac into iCloud Photos. As your version of Photos/macOS is too old to support iCloud syncing, there are alternatives:

  • Instead of dragging the thumbnail, double-click the photo to open it in Photos and then drag&drop the full picture into iCloud Photos.
  • If your version of Photos supports this: right-click on a photo in Photos, select "Reveal in Finder", wait for Finder to open the window and then drag&drop the picture into iCloud Photos.
  • Otherwise, right-click on the Photos library in ~/Pictures, select "Show Package Contents" and look for the photo in the appropriate sub-folder.

As clarified in the comments, you are seeing the result of dragging thumbnails (instead of the actual picture) directly from Photos on Mac into iCloud Photos. As your version of Photos/macOS is too old to support iCloud syncing, there are alternatives:

  • If your version of Photos supports this: right-click on a photo in Photos, select "Reveal in Finder", wait for Finder to open the window and then drag&drop the picture into iCloud Photos.
  • Otherwise, right-click on the Photos library in ~/Pictures, select "Show Package Contents" and look for the photo in the appropriate sub-folder.
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nohillside
  • 104.5k
  • 42
  • 222
  • 275

As clarified in the comments, you are seeing the result of dragging thumbnails (instead of the actual picture) directly from Photos on Mac into iCloud Photos. As your version of Photos/macOS is too old to support iCloud syncing, there are alternatives:

  • Instead of dragging the thumbnail, double-click the photo to open it in Photos and then drag&drop the full picture into iCloud Photos.
  • If your version of Photos supports this: right-click on a photo in Photos, select "Reveal in Finder", wait for Finder to open the window and then drag&drop the picture into iCloud Photos.
  • Otherwise, right-click on the Photos library in ~/Pictures, select "Show Package Contents" and look for the photo in the appropriate sub-folder.