Starting June 1, any new photos and videos uploaded to Google will count against your storage plan. That said, Google Photos does allow you to keep an unlimited amount of photos and videos as long as you select "high quality" and not original however, there isn't an option to select the quality in Apple's tool. Click Continue after you've checked your Google account's storage amount.
If you don't have enough room, the transfer will stop and not everything will be copied over. Google Photos is the only option available right now, but it sure feels like this tool was built with the intention of adding more services.Īpple will show you how much storage your photo library will use, and remind you to check your Google account and make sure you have enough space. Next, click on Request to transfer a copy of your data under the Transfer a copy of your data section.Ĭlick the drop-down menu and pick Google Photos, and then click the two checkboxes that are displayed, one for photos, another for videos. To start the transfer, you'll need to visit and sign in to the Apple ID linked to your iCloud Photos account. Instead, Apple takes care of the transfer after you connect your Apple ID and Google account. The best part about the way Apple built its transfer tool is that you don't have to download all of your photos and videos, and then upload them to Google Photos separately. Start a transfer of your iCloud Photos to Google Photos The new transfer tool is part of Apple's privacy site. Additionally, you'll want to make sure your Google account has enough storage to handle the transfer. The requirements list on the Apple support page notes that in addition to using iCloud Photos to store your pictures and videos, your Apple ID will need to have two-factor authentication turned on.
While the transfer tool is easy to use, taking just a few clicks of the mouse to begin the process, there are some things you'll need to be aware of before you start the transition. Let's take a quick look at the requirements
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