In a while, Facebook will send you a link to the zip file. Then confirm on the next screen and type in your password. Go to Settings -> General and click Download a copy of your Facebook data. Transfer Photos from Facebook/Instagramįacebook lets you download everything in your profile using one click. And this was without running two apps from your phone. If you have auto-upload to Dropbox enabled, which uploads all new photos to a particular folder, with Photos Backup watching that folder, you now have another copy of the photos in Google Photos. And hey, once it’s done, it’s done.Īnother upside is, once you have this set up, Google Photos can be a secondary place to back up images. Yes, the process of first downloading the images from one cloud storage and then uploading it to another cloud storage sounds counterproductive but currently that’s all we can do. Now, go to the Photos Backup app’s Preferences, click Add and navigate to that Dropbox folder to add it. This will first download all the images to your local storage. If that’s not the case, download and install the Dropbox app, go to Preferences and from Selective Sync, check the folders. If you’re already using Dropbox and the folder that contains all your images is already synced to your Mac/PC, half your battle is over. You can add a new folder using the Add button.īelow, you can switch between the free unlimited storage option that uploads compressed images to 16 MP and the full-res option that’s counted against your Google Drive storage. The app will automatically select some default folders like Pictures and Desktop. Whenever new photos will show up in that folder, they’ll be automatically uploaded to Google Photos.ĭownload the app and sign in to your Google Account. It’s just an automatic uploader app (no two-way Dropbox-like sync here) that you can assign folders to watch. First thing you need to do, even before we start gathering photos from the 63 different services you’ve signed up for, is to install Google Photos Backup.
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