{"id":28391,"date":"2024-02-05T15:34:43","date_gmt":"2024-02-05T18:34:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sharkfreeapp.com\/?p=28391"},"modified":"2024-02-05T15:34:43","modified_gmt":"2024-02-05T18:34:43","slug":"como-organizar-suas-imagens-com-o-google-fotos","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sharkfreeapp.com\/en\/como-organizar-suas-imagens-com-o-google-fotos\/","title":{"rendered":"How to organize your images with Google Photos"},"content":{"rendered":"

Do you know how to organize your photos on Google Photos? The process is very easy to do, as you will see throughout the article. And it couldn't be any different, since this cloud storage service is one of the most popular out there!<\/p>\n

Cloud storage makes it much easier to save and manage your files. And you can do it from anywhere, all you need is an account. Other examples include Amazon Photos and iCloud, also known as Apple Photos.<\/p>\n

How to organize your images in Google Photos?<\/h2>\n

Google Photos is a free app with a decent amount of storage. If you need more storage, then you will need to upgrade to a premium subscription to increase the capacity. But to get started, simply create a Google account and download the Google Photos app from the Google Play Store. Play Store<\/a> or in App Store<\/a>.<\/p>\n

You can set up automatic backups for Google Photos to sync everything as soon as you take a photo. Or, you can manually select what you want to upload. You can access these images on any device as long as you sign in to your Google account. You can also back up your Google Photos to your hard drive or phone.<\/p>\n

The service is quite simple and you can create organizing folders. Below we will show you how to use and organize your images on the Google platform.<\/p>\n

Automatically send photos (or stop doing so)<\/h3>\n

The first thing you should do to organize your app is to enable (or disable) Google Photos backup and sync. Many people like to have all their files automatically sent to Google servers, and this can be very helpful. Especially to protect you from data and file loss.<\/p>\n

However, there are two things to keep in mind. The first is that storage is limited to just 15GB, shared with all other Google products. That is, unless you subscribe to Google One.<\/p>\n

The second is that by uploading everything automatically, you can quickly lose track of what\u2019s there. If you like to take multiple photos and then choose one to use later, this can be a problem. After all, they\u2019re all in the cloud!<\/p>\n

Hence the whole process of cleaning your storage becomes more difficult and complicated.<\/p>\n

Delete unnecessary photos<\/h3>\n

As mentioned, storage is quite limited in the Google Photos app. If you\u2019re close to the limit, it may be time to delete anything that doesn\u2019t need to be there. For example, screenshots and videos, and photos from your WhatsApp groups.<\/p>\n

It's very easy to delete, and you just need to select the desired image (or several) and then click the delete button. Delete<\/strong>, identified by a trash can. So the files you selected went to the trash!<\/p>\n

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Unfortunately, one tool that the platform doesn't have is the ability to select all the photos in Google Photos at once. But at least you can select all of them from each month.<\/p>\n

And restore the ones you didn't want to delete<\/h3>\n

But when you send items to the trash, they aren\u2019t deleted right away. In fact, you can restore any file up to 30 days after it\u2019s been deleted. And it\u2019s really easy to do:<\/p>\n