Google Photos is used by users to save their fondest photos and videos online. However, Google recently announced that it will only have a limited number of stores from June 1, 2021. Google Photos no longer offers unlimited storage for free on uploads of photos and videos. Your photos will only count up to 15GB in free storage with your Google account. These include GMail, Google Docs, Google Sheets and all other types of Google services.
Going for a payment cloud storage service like Google's Google One or Apple's iCloud is an option. If you do not want to spend for storage you can store them in your PC / Laptop drive. Google has a tool called Google Takeout. It allows users to download all data stored on Google Accounts, including Google Photos.
How to download all data from Google Photos
- You can open Google Takeout by visiting 'takeout.google.com' from any browser.
- Login using Google Account credentials.
- Then click on the 'De-Select' option.
- Now scroll down and select the checkbox in front of the Google Photos option.
- Under the Google Photos option, users can click on the 'Multiple Formats' option to check which formats to export.
- Users can then select specific albums to export or click on the 'All Photo Albums' option to select specific albums.
- Once you have completed this selection process scroll down all over and click on the Next Step button .
- In the Under Delivery Method option, select the 'Send download link by email' option.
- Select the Under Frequency, Export option once.
- At the bottom select the File Type & Size, .zip option. Also select the desired download size from 2GB to 50GB. Files larger than the selected size are automatically sorted into separate downloads.
- When done, click on the Create Export button.
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