

Once logged in, you can access your entire photo library and start downloading. Sign in using the Google account associated with the photos you wish to download. To begin, open your web browser and visit the google photos website. Remember, a little preparation can go a long way! Step 2: Access Your Google Account Take a moment to check the available space and make aunty necessary arrangements. You will receive an email informing you of the successful download and offering you a link to download your files, or if you choose to send them to a cloud storage service, to where they were sent.Before we dive into the process, ensuring you have enough storage space on your hard drive to accommodate all your photos is important.Click on “Create export.” Be aware that it may take a while for you to receive your export - According to Google, it could take hours or days (although when I tried it with a single album, it took about a minute).

You can also choose if you want this to be a one-time download, whether you want it as a ZIP or TGZ file, and what the maximum size of the file should be. You can receive the file via an email link or have it send to Dropbox, Drive, OneDrive, or Box.

Click on “Multiple formats” for information about how your photos will be downloaded.(Of course, if you want download all your albums, then just keep it the way it is.) Click on the button that says “All photo albums included.” Again, click on “Deselect all” and then check the boxes of those albums you do want to download.Page down to Google Photos and select it by clicking in the check box.Click on “Deselect all” (because this page automatically checks off every Google service you use).Go to the “ Download your data” page of your account.
