How to Organize Photos and Videos into Google Drive Albums on Computer?

Organizing photos and videos into Google Drive albums on computer is easy. You need to turn ON the setting that creates a Google Photos folder in your 'My Drive' folder. To do so, go to your Google Drive account and click 'Gear' icon and then select 'Settings' option. Check the box next to "Automatically put your Google Photos into a folder in My Drive" and click "Done" button.

Here are the steps to Organize Photos and Videos into Google Drive Albums on Computer:

1. Go to https://drive.google.com & sign in to your account.
2. Turn on the setting that creates a Google Photos folder in your "My Drive" folder.
3. To turn ON the settings, click "Gear" icon and then "Settings". Check the box next to "Automatically put your Google Photos into a folder in My Drive" and click "Done".
4. Click the arrow next to My Drive on the left.
5. Select "Google Photos" folder.
6. Select the photos and videos which you want to organize.
7. Click "Options" icon located top right corner on the screen.
8. Select "Move to" option and then the folder where you want to move your photos.
9. Click "Move" button.
10. This is how you can organize photos and videos into Google Drive albums on computer.

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