How to sync Google Drive and Google Photos

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Google has discontinued the policy of syncing photos to Google Drive but many people nevertheless adopt to have a syncing option. Luckily, even though the ii services accept gone their divide means, we take discovered a workaround that lets yous keep Google Drive and Google Photos in Sync. A unproblematic tool Google Backup and Sync lets you practise this!

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You can support and sync your files with your Mac or Windows calculator using the Google Fill-in and Sync tool. To practise so:

Download Backup and Sync to your PC
Grant Permission to access photos
Add photos to Google folder

Let's go along further.

i] Download Google Fill-in and Sync Tool to your PC

Google Backup and Sync offers the most reliable way to protect the files and photos that mean the most to yous. It replaces the existing Google Photos Desktop uploader and Drive for PC/Mac.

The tool backs up files and photos safely in Google Drive and Google Photos, and so they're no longer located on your computer and other devices.

If you have non yet downloaded Backup and Sync, download it to your PC.

2] Grant Permission to access photos

In one case you lot have downloaded the app and installed it, run the app and if prompts for permission to access your photos grant the permission.

3] Add photos to Google folder

The app will install a folder on your computer called Google Drive. You can simply drag photos and documents onto the binder to sync its contents with Google Drive on Google's servers.

You can also select folders from your reckoner to continuously backup to Google Drive. Yous tin can find the photos in the 'Computers' tab at drive.google.com.

Hereafter, any changes you make to this folder will be reflected on your PC volition exist reflected in Google Drive.

This means that the photos you lot upload to 1 service, and any changes y'all make to them will reliably prove up in the other place, synced to your account.

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