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Recently, Google released the Google Photos version for Windows 10 with new and useful features. With Google Photos, using just one account, you can synchronize photos across various devices and easily access and utilize them. If you haven't installed Google Photos yet, check out the detailed and easy-to-understand guide on how to install Google Photos provided by Mytour.
Guide to Using Google Photos on Windows 10 for Image Management
Step 1: After installation and launching, the application will run in the Taskbar. Right-click on the Google Photos icon and select Settings.
Step 2: In the Settings window, you will find the following options:
Change Backup Account: You can log out, change accounts to proceed with synchronization.
Manage Backup Sources: Here, you can choose folders containing photos and perform backups in those folders. Click the Add Folder button to add the folder where you want to back up your photos.
Select Image Quality: You can choose the quality and file type for the backed-up images.
After configuring the options, press the OK button to save the settings.
Step 3: Now you can manage Google Photos activities by right-clicking on the Google Photos icon in the Taskbar. Choose options such as pause backup, resume backup, view uploaded photos, access Google Photos, and more.
Here, Mytour has guided you on using Google Photos on Win 10, managing photos on Windows 10. Additionally, you can explore how to back up Facebook photos to Google Photos, and even backup from Dropbox and Flickr.
If Google Photos isn't your preference, Dropbox is a great alternative. Using Dropbox on your computer is secure, convenient, and well-supported by Windows 10. Whether in combination with or as a replacement for Google Photos, installing Dropbox on Windows 10 is a versatile choice.
Wishing you success!
