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This method uses built-in software on your PC or Mac that makes downloading a large amount of photos to your computer fairly easy, with a little bit of how-to knowledge. You can use cloud services to keep your photos safe without taking up space on your computer with iCloud, Dropbox, or Google Photos. And last but not least, you can upload photos to your computer by sending them to yourself in the mail. However, if you are using a PC with an older version of Windows, AutoPlay will pop-up and give you the option to import your photos.
You can use iCloud to automatically transfer new photos to all of your iCloud devices when connected to Wi-Fi using either iCloud Photo Library or Photo Stream; although, we recommend using them in conjunction.
You can pay a dollar a month to upgrade to 50 GB. You can also use Photo Streaming on its own, if preferred. Should you choose to use one over the other, simply check only iCloud Photo Library or Photo Streaming when prompted below instead of both. For both methods, when you take pictures outside of a Wi-Fi zone, those photos will automatically transfer once you are in a Wi-Fi zone.
To do this,. Open System Preferences on your Mac and open iCloud. Next to Photos, click Options. To view the photos in your Photo Stream, open the Photos app on your computer. Tap Albums at the top and select My Photo Stream. If you have a small batch of photos you want to transfer to your computer, sharing them to Mail is a quick way to get them on your computer.
For older operating systems, the maximum amount you can send is five. Dropbox is an awesome platform that allows you to easily access photos, documents, and more across any device with the Dropbox app or in a browser. You can also set up Dropbox to automatically copy photos to Dropbox, which means those photos are quickly accessed from your computer anytime. On your computer, either download an app for Dropbox, or go the the Dropbox website in your preferred browser and log-in.
From there, navigate to the folder you placed your newly synced photos in. You can then download them from Dropbox to your computer if desired. Now, new photos will automatically upload to the Camera Uploads folder in your Dropbox, which you can access via your computer on the Dropbox website.
There will also be an option to turn on Use Cellular Data. However, you get 2. Why would you want to download all your Google Photos? Another important reason to consider downloading all of your shots from Google Photos is the policy change coming into force from June 1 So if you use Google Photos as a backup for your smartphone shots, you might find that you max out the 15GB that Google gives you for free.
The most straightforward way to download images from Google Photos is one at a time, which you may find is the best approach. But unless you only have a handful of shots stored in the cloud, downloading individually will be a painstaking way to save all of your photos. An alternative is to pick batches of snaps to save simultaneously. You can then click other images to add to your selection. Holding shift when you click will also allow you to highlight batches of snaps between the first and last shots you select.
Google will compress your chosen shots into a single zip archive, ready for saving. From June , Google will also offer a free storage management tool to help you find and delete shots that are underexposed or blurry, which should make it easier to pick through pictures to find your favorites. Use the search bar to filter your images — such as by location or date — then pick from the results.
This makes it easy to save similar images, such as ones from the same place.
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