How to Download a Photo from Picasa Web to Mac?

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Picasa Web is a digital photo and video organizing website where you can backup photos and videos to share with others. It allows you to edit photos, make them look better with single-click easy features. You can  organize the photos with albums, folders, tags, faces and places. It allows you to upload large photos for upto 1GB. The storage limit for larger photos (2048x2048 pixel) or smaller (800x800 pixel) is unlimited. If your limit is reached, then photos are automatically resized.

Here are the steps to Download a Photo from Picasa Web to Mac:

  1. Go to https://picasaweb.google.com/ & sign in to your account.
  2. You will see all your photo and video albums.
  3. Click your photo from an album which you want to download.
  4. You will see a photo in bigger size.
  5. Click "Actions" button located at top of the photo.
  6. Select "Download photo" option.
  7. Your browser prompts you to save .zip file, then click "Save" and specify a location to download. The downloaded zip file will contain the photo from the Picasa web.

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