Google Photos offers unlimited online storage space for your digital photos and videos. The original images are compressed after uploading but the difference is barely noticeable, at least on the computer screen
Organize your Google Photos:- Google Photos will arrange your uploaded pictures by location and by date taken automatically. It can also recognize the subject of photos using machine algorithms so if you search for “food” or “dinner”, you will likely see all your family dinner photos. You can find “selfies” too. The results aren’t always accurate but a useful option nonetheless
Duplicate Files in Google Photos:- Google Photos can smartly detect duplicate photos and will skip uploading them if a copy has been uploaded previously.
Deleting Files in Google Photos :- You can delete a file from Google Photos and it will go to the trash. It sits there for 60 days and is then permanently removed so you have enough opportunity to restore your accidental deletes.
Editing & Sharing Google Photos :- google has inbuilt editing and sharing system that can help you for editing photos and sharing
The Google Photos uploader is a one-way client and, unlike Dropbox, it will not sync your photos on multiple computers or mobile devices. You can however use Google Takeout to download all your Google Photos on another computer
Automatically put your Google Photos into a folder in My Drive.
There’s no Google Photos API available but if you want to programmatically access Google Photos, the good old Pi-casa Web API may do the trick
The desktop uploader for Google Photos may not upload screenshot images.
Google Photos are not available inside Gmail but if you have linked your Photos to Google Drive, you can easily attach any of your Google Photos in email messages.
Go to the YouTube website, click the upload button and you’ll see a new option that says “Import from Google Photos.” You can pull any video from Photos and send it to YouTube.
