How to free the Google Cloud storage?

Transferring Google Photos from one account to another can seem daunting, especially if you’re considering the manual download and re-upload method. Fortunately, there are efficient ways to do this without the hassle. In this guide, we will explore two effective methods: using Google Photos’ sharing feature and utilizing a cloud transfer tool called MultCloud.

Method 1: Using Google Photos Sharing Feature

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Open Google Photos: Launch your preferred web browser and navigate to the Google Photos website.
2. Log In: Sign in to your first Google account where your photos are currently stored.
3. Select Photos:

• To select specific photos, click on the first image, then scroll down to the last image.
• Hold down the Shift key and click on the last image to select all photos in between.

How to share Google photos to another to free up google cloud space: Step by Step Tutorial

1. Share Photos:

• Click on the Share icon (usually represented by an arrow or a person icon).
• Create a shareable link for the selected photos.

2. Access the Link:

• Copy the generated link and open a new tab in your browser.
• Log in to your second Google Photos account.

3. Save Photos using another google account in new window:

• Click the Save button to initiate the process of adding the shared images.
• Confirm the addition to ensure all the shared images are now in your second Google Photos account.

4. Verify Transfer:

• Check your second account to ensure all images are now available.

5. Clean Up:

• Once you confirm the transfer, you can delete the photos from your first account without worry, as they will remain in your second account.
• You can also remove unnecessary large videos or photos file from google drive while going to setting–>Manage Storage–> Large videos or photos.. Just delete the unnecessary files.

Method 2: Using MultCloud for Cloud Transfer

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Visit MultCloud: Go to the MultCloud website.
2. Create an Account: You can create a free account or log in directly using any of your Google accounts.
3. Add Google Photos Accounts:

• Add both your Google Photos accounts to MultCloud one by one.

A.) Select Photos for Transfer:

• Navigate to your first Google Photos account and click on the Photos folder.
• Select the images you wish to transfer.

B.) Copy Photos:

• Click on the Copy To option and select the Photos folder under your second account.

C.) Start Transfer:

• Click OK to initiate the transfer process.

D.) Wait for Completion:

• The transfer may take some time, so feel free to close your browser or turn off your computer while the task completes.

Method 3: Using Storage saver while backing up files to google cloud

Just head over to setting and you will see an option for backup quality for photos & videos Storage saver Store more at a slightly reduced quality

Conclusion

Transferring Google Photos from one account to another can be done easily using either the sharing feature or a cloud transfer tool like MultCloud. Both methods are efficient and save you the trouble of downloading and re-uploading your photos.

FAQs

Q1: Can I transfer all my photos at once?
Yes, both methods allow you to select multiple photos (Upto 1500) photos and videos for transfer.

Q2: Will the photos remain in my first account after transferring?
If you use the google sharing feature, the photos will remain in your first account until you choose to delete them meanwhile you can also delete old images from old google account to free up cloud space. If you use MultCloud, the photos will be copied to your second account.

Q3: Is there a limit to the number of photos I can transfer?
There may be limits based on your Google account storage and MultCloud’s free account restrictions. Check their respective policies for details.

Q4: Is my data safe during the transfer?
Both methods are secure, but always ensure you are using official platforms and services to protect your data.

Q5: What if I encounter issues during the transfer?
If you face any issues, check the help sections of Google Photos or MultCloud for troubleshooting tips, or consider reaching out to their support teams.

By following this guide, you can easily manage your Google Photos across multiple accounts without the hassle of manual downloads. Happy transferring!

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