Sometimes Google's memories and widget shows you photos you don't want to see. You'll find categories like Screenshots that you'll probably want to "delete all" to clear out storage space, or clear out some videos since they take up the most room. To best organize your photos, click the Search tab. But there are cute tools like Google Photos collages if you want to create custom styles with your photos. So you don't necessarily need to do much Google Photos organization if you don't want to.
Google Photos' machine learning is incredibly adept at identifying people, places, pets, and things, but you can also easily correct any errors or manually tag photos as you wish. Google uses AI to automatically organize photos by location, people, and so on. Lastly, if you want to preserve or share hard-copy versions of your memories, you can always order prints, posters, or photo books through the app. Or, in the unfortunate event of a family member passing away, you can recover their old photos if you remember to follow the right steps. Then, once you're finished, you invite your friends or loved ones to access the shared album so they can see it in their Google Photos app.Īnother option is to automatically share all of your photos via Partner Sharing, so they can see all of your photos and share your memories. You can create an auto-updating album with any photo that includes a specific person or pet, or just select photos manually. A more dynamic option is to go to the Sharing tab and create a shared album, with categories like event, travel, or family to choose between. Sharing a specific Google Photos photo is as simple as tapping the Share icon and selecting an app or contact.
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