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Google Photos is a go-to backup service for Android users, and it also enjoys widespread popularity among iPhone users, thanks to 15 GB of free cloud storage linked to every Gmail account. While uploading photos and videos is simple, downloading them- especially in bulk- can be a bit tricky. Whether you need a local backup or plan to transfer your files to another cloud service, this guide will help you easily download all your media from Google Photos at once.
Step 1: Get Ready for the Download Before you start, ensure that you have a stable internet connection and enough storage on your device. Downloading a large collection of photos and videos can take time and use a significant amount of data. Also read: Year in Review: How to access your 2024 highlights on Spotify, YouTube, Snapchat, and more Step 2: Access Google Takeout Google Takeout is the tool you'll use to download your photos and videos.
Here's how to access it: Also read: How to use Meta AI for smarter interactions on WhatsApp: A step-by-step guide Step 3: Choose What to Download Now that you're in Google Takeout, you'll select your Google Photos for download: Once your selections are made, click “Next.” Also read: How to use ‘Circle to Search' on your Android mobile- Full guide Step 4: Set Your Download Preferences Next, decide how you want to receive your photos: Step 5: Wait for Google to Prepare Your Files Google will prepare your download, which may take some time depending on your photo library's size. You'll get an email once your export is ready.
Also read: How to send photos wirelessly from Android to iPhone: 3 quick and easy ways Step 6: Download Your Files When your download is ready: If the export is too large for a single file, Google will split it into multiple parts. Download each part and combine them later using a file extraction tool. Keep in mind that the link will expire in a week, and you'll need to repeat the process if you need the files after that.
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