Use Google Takeout to transfer Google Photos directly to your iCloud account Reviewed by Jon Fisher Use Google Takeout to easily transfer all your Google Photos to iCloud without downloading files.

Switching to iPhone from Android just became significantly less complicated for Google Photos users. Thanks to a recent upgrade to Google Takeout, Apple users can effortlessly transfer or back up ...

Say goodbye to downloading your entire photo library: Google and Apple are working together to allow users to directly transfer photos from Google Photos to iCloud, following a similar move from Apple ...

Google Photos on the web is getting an interesting new backup capability that can upload a folder “from your computer automatically.” Every time you visit photos.google.com, Google will look at ...

Three years ago, Apple and Google released a tool that lets you transfer photos from an iCloud account to Google Photos. It took a while, but you're finally getting a little reciprocity if you want to ...

Switching from Android to iOS—or vice versa—can be challenging because there's always the chance you'll end up losing data in the process. This could be due to a lack of an app, an incompatibility ...

Google Photos is one of the most popular cloud-based services for storing photos and videos. If you've been using Google Photos for a while, there may come a time when you want to download all your ...

After rolling out cross-device sync last year, Google Photos is making it much easier to open your Locked Folder on Android and iOS. Previously, you accessed the Locked Folder by opening Google Photos ...