Google Photos

Every Google Account comes with 15 GB of storage for Google Photos, Gmail, and Google Drive. You can also buy more storage with a Google One membership plan.

Yes, Google Photos works on both iOS and Android devices. You can also use it on Desktop and Tablet devices.

You can automatically save your photos and videos to your Google Account when you turn on backup. You can enable backup while setting up your Photos app or by going to the Settings page and turning backup on. You can also manually back up your photos.

To edit photos on your mobile device, download and install the Google Photos app. Editing features including Magic Eraser and Photo Unblur are only available in the Google Photos app.

You can share photos, videos, albums, and highlight videos with any of your contacts, even if they don't use the Google Photos app. Simply tap the Share button and you can send photos directly to existing Google Photos users or tap Share to share with your contacts, share in your everyday apps, create a shared album, or create a direct link to that photo.

You can easily search your photos and videos for anything, such as places you’ve traveled, your pet, your favorite foods, and more. To more easily search and manage your photos, you can apply a name to people or pets that appear in your photos.

Your data is yours, and you can always delete or export your content. Google Photos operates one of the most advanced security infrastructures to help keep your photos and videos safe. Your data isn’t used in ads, and Google Photos never sells your photos, videos, or personal information to anyone.