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1. #MAC LINK FOR GOOGLE PHOTOS ZIP#
2. #MAC LINK FOR GOOGLE PHOTOS DOWNLOAD#
3. #MAC LINK FOR GOOGLE PHOTOS MAC#

There is also an option to transfer the data on another cloud platform like Dropbox, OneDrive, or Box.

#MAC LINK FOR GOOGLE PHOTOS DOWNLOAD#

There is a ‘Delivery Method’ drop-down menu where users can opt for receiving a download link on their email. Top 15 Features on Gmail You Need to Use to Improve Productivity This will open a range of export options. After selecting albums, click OK > Next Step. Alternatively, if you click the button labeled “all photo albums included,’ a pop-up will let you select or deselect specific albums in your library as well as entire years. Checking the Google Photos box will include your image library in the download. If you only want to download photos, deselect everything except Google Photos or click ‘deselect all’ under the ‘select data to include’ tab, then go ahead to select Google Photos from the list. Now, clicking ‘Create a New Export’ will open a list of checkboxes which will let you select the content you want to download from each of Google’s services. In order to download all photos via Google Takeout, users need to go to > log in to your Google account > Create a New Export. Google Takeout is a tool that can be used to export all kinds of user data that they have saved on Google apps, like Keep Notes, Mail messages, Google Chrome history, and more. The fastest way to back up all your Google Photos is via Google’s Takeout. Now, coming to downloading all your Google Photos at once.

#MAC LINK FOR GOOGLE PHOTOS ZIP#

This will again compress the files and give you a single zip file. Click and individual album > click the three-dot menu on the top right corner of the screen > click ‘download all’.

Under the ‘albums’ tab, users can select ‘View All Albums,’ where they can see their entire collection. I need to sort this problem out before going any further.If users have sorted their Google Photos in albums, they can download the pre-sorted collections album-wise as well. Every time I tell it to use the system library version, when I open Photos and Option+doubleclick on the Dock icon, it's back to the wrong one.

Not sure why or how this happened, but currently both files are identical and both always show the exact same "Last accessed" time. My Home library folder is named /Larry but the system library file is in /larry (see annotation on screenshot). Of course, unless Photos is using the system library copy of Photos.library, it won't display the info that I wasn't seeing. Photos was using a version of the file in my correct home library, but the Photos.library file that is the system file, is in a folder that doesn't even exist.or that I see (probably hidden). I checked to see if I had any other versions of the Photos.library file with Option+doubleclick on the Dock icon and I had two.

#MAC LINK FOR GOOGLE PHOTOS MAC#

(BTW, I'm a retired geek and Mac user for decades). Now I see why I don't have this, and it presents yet another problem. Then press Enter or tap on your touchpad to take the screenshot - to attach it to your post, click on the camera icon, then select Desktop from Finder, and find the screenshot and select it).

This is what you should see (except that the section won't be greyed out - mine is because I don't have iCPL turned on):Ĭan you attach a screen print of your Preferences>iCloud screen in Photos (to make a screen print go to the screen and then press Shift+Command+4+Shift, and hover your mouse over the Preferences screen so that it gets selected. Not sure why you are not seeing that option under Preferences>iCloud>iCloud Photo Library on your Mac. If I knew for a fact I had the originals on this Mac I would just copy my Photos Library file to a flash drive and then delete the Google Photos app, but I'm just not sure if what I have on the MBP are originals. I can still uncheck "Photo Library" but that doesn't tell me if I have originals on this Mac, so still reluctant to do anything that could possibly delete my originals in iCloud. I don't see anything that indicates whether or not I have originals stored on my Mac. Gail, regarding " You can also go to your Photos app on your Mac and under Preferences>iCloud make sure that Download and Keep Originals is turned on".this is no longer an option in Preferences.