How to upload Instagram photos to Google Drive?

Instagram is a user-friendly mobile application available for iPhone, Android, and iPads. Instagram is a unique picture-based application which requires users to create an account to use it. Once a user has created the account, they can click photos on their mobile phones, apply filters & effects available and then post them for others to view.

Instagram also allows users to connect their Tumblr, Facebook and Twitter account to instantly share pictures with your friends out there. So if you are looking for an application or tool to upload Instagram photos to your Google Drive account, you are at right place. Here, we introduce you to PicBackMan. The instant Instagram downloader that migrates your Instagram photos to your Google drive account effortlessly.

Google Drive’s USP lies in ‘real-time online file collaboration’ that it brings through web apps. Google Drive’s free version offers you 5GB of storage space and for people looking for more space can pay accordingly. It is one of the cloud storage services that people rely on to keep their photos, videos, documents, and files safely backed up on the cloud. So, if you wish to migrate your Instagram photos to a cloud storage service, then Google Drive can be a good choice.

Here’s how PicBackMan uploads Instagram photos to Google drive.

1. On Accounts tab, associate your Instagram and Google Drive accounts.
2. Go to Migrate tab and click on ‘Choose Account to Migrate’ button. Now select Instagram from the dropdown list of associated accounts and click save.
3. Now you’ll see an Instagram icon on the window and corresponding it various checkboxes for various online services.
4. In order to migrate photos to Google Drive account, select the check box corresponding to Google Drive icon.
5. Now click ‘Migrate’ button that you see at the bottom of the window.
6. All your Instagram photos will now be migrated to your Google Drive account.

Note that PHOTO and VIDEO upload shouldn’t be running. Also, it might take time for migration to complete depending on the number of photos you have on your Instagram account.

Here’s the video tutorial that you can refer to