For many of us, photos are like a key to those memories that we wish to
cherish for the rest of our lives.
And Google Photos has been our one-stop destination for uploading all our
photos as it gave us unlimited storage for free.
But not so long ago, Google announced that it would no longer offer free
unlimited photo storage to its users.
From June 2021, you will only have a 15GB storage limit, after which, you
will have to pay for extra Google Photos storage.
To avoid this hassle, you can use PicBackMan to easily transfer your photos
& videos from Google Photos to pCloud.
How To Transfer Photos From Google Photos To pCloud?
The following is the detailed procedure to transfer your photos and videos
from Google Photos to pCloud.
Prerequisites:
Customer satisfaction is of utmost importance for us at PicBackMan.
That is why we try to keep the prerequisites to a minimum.
The only thing required from your end is an operating system that is
supported by PicBackMan.
The supported operating systems include:
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Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10,
and later versions.
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Mountain Lion, Leopard, El Capitan, Sierra, and many more.
Steps:
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Head over to the PicBackMan website -
www.picbackman.com
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On the Home page, click on the black 'Download PicBackMan' button.
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Now you'll be asked to sign up with PicBackMan by creating an account.
After entering your details, click on the 'Sign up & Download' button.
PicBackMan automatically detects which operating system you use and begins
downloading the file.
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Upon completion of the download, run the file.
The PicBackMan installation wizard appears where you can view the license
agreement and select where the software will be installed on your computer.
Just click 'Next' until the installation is complete.
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Launch the PicBackMan application on your computer.
Once it opens, log into your account using the credentials that you used
during the sign-up process.
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Navigate to the 'Account' tab.
You will find a list of platforms consisting of the names mentioned above.
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Click on the '+' button next to Google Photos.
Next, click on the 'Connect with Google Photos' button.
Here you will have to authorize your account by entering your Google Photos
login details in the dialog box.
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After signing in to Google Photos, click on 'Complete Authorization.'
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Repeat steps 7 and 8 for your pCloud account.
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To transfer your pictures from Google Photos to pCloud, go to the 'Migrate'
tab and click on the 'Choose Account to Migrate' button.
Select Google Photos from the list given and click 'Save.'
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Now select the checkbox that resembles the pCloud icon.
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Finally, click on the 'Migrate' button.
The photo and video transfer process will begin immediately.
Congratulations!
You have successfully completed the Google Photos migration process.
pCloud is one of the best online photo storage solutions supported by
PicBackMan.
Others include Flickr, Google Drive, Box, OneDrive, Dropbox, and SmugMug.
What Are The Benefits Of Migrating Photos & Videos Using PicBackMan?
Some of the benefits of migrating your photos and videos using PicBackMan
are:
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It migrates your photos and videos in full resolution
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Allows migration to any of the supported platforms mentioned above
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Keeps the metadata of the photos intact during migration
These features make it easier to migrate from Google Photos to pCloud.
FAQs
FAQ 1: Can I transfer files from Google Drive to pCloud?
Yes, you can transfer files from Google Drive to pCloud. Here's how you can do
it:
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Log in to your Google Drive account and select the files you want to
transfer.
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Right-click on the selected files and choose the "Download" option to
download them to your computer.
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Once downloaded, log in to your pCloud account and navigate to the location
where you want to upload the files.
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Click on the "Upload" button and select the files from your computer to
upload them to pCloud.
FAQ 2: How do I move photos from Google to cloud storage?
To move photos from Google to cloud storage, follow these steps:
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Open your Google Photos account and select the photos you want to move.
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Click on the "Download" option to download the selected photos to your
computer.
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Sign in to your cloud storage account (e.g., pCloud) and navigate to the
location where you want to move the photos.
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Upload the downloaded photos from your computer to the desired location in
your cloud storage.
FAQ 3: How do I transfer all my photos from Google Photos?
To transfer all your photos from Google Photos, you can use the Google Takeout
service. Here's how:
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Go to the Google Takeout website (takeout.google.com) and sign in with your
Google account.
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Select "Deselect All" to clear the selection and then scroll down to find
"Google Photos."
- Enable the toggle switch next to "Google Photos" to select it.
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Customize the settings if needed (e.g., file format, size) and click on
"Next."
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Choose the delivery method for your photos (e.g., email, cloud storage) and
follow the on-screen instructions to complete the transfer process.
FAQ 4: How do I move photos to pCloud?
To move photos to pCloud, you can follow these steps:
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Log in to your pCloud account and navigate to the location where you want to
move the photos.
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Click on the "Upload" button or drag and drop the photos from your computer
into the pCloud interface.
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Wait for the upload process to complete, and your photos will be moved to
the designated location in pCloud.
FAQ 5: How do I download all my photos from Google Photos?
To download all your photos from Google Photos, you can use the Google Takeout
service. Here's how:
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Visit the Google Takeout website (takeout.google.com) and sign in with your
Google account.
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Scroll down and locate "Google Photos." Enable the toggle switch next to it
to select it.
- Customize the settings if necessary and click on "Next."
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Choose the delivery method for your photos (e.g., email, cloud storage) and
follow the instructions to initiate the download process.
FAQ 6: Is there a way to transfer Google Photos to another account?
Yes, you can transfer Google Photos to another account. One method is by using
the Google Takeout service to download your photos from one account and then
upload them to the desired account. Alternatively, you can use third-party
tools specifically designed for transferring Google Photos between accounts.