Sharing Online Albums With Google Photos @ https://photos.google.com
Google Photos can be set to automatically back up all
the pictures you take on your smartphone or copy to your computer, so if you
have this setting enabled, the pictures have already been uploaded to the
online storage space that comes with your Google Account. You just need to
select and sort the photos into the album you want to share before
sending out a link to the family.
Even if you are not using the automatic backup feature,
you can manually upload selected photos you want to share online. If you have a
folder of images on your computer that you want to upload to Google Photos
through your web browser, log in at https://photos.google.com
and drag pictures onto the browser window to transfer them. (As an alternative,
you can click the Upload button at the top of the screen and navigate to the
folder on your computer to add them.)
On a smartphone or tablet without the automatic backup
feature enabled, open the Google Photos app and tap the images you want to
share. To place the uploaded photos into an album, select Sharing, and in the
menu icon at the top, choose “Create new share.” In the desktop web browser,
click on “Start a new share.”
When the
thumbnails of your uploaded images appear, choose the ones you want to add to
the album. After you are finished, select the Next button and add the email
addresses of the people you want to get a sharing link, and hit the Send
button.
If you would like a more guided approach instead, click
the Assistant icon in the Google Photos app or
browser window. Click Shared Album, choose the photos you want to use and click
the Create button. On the next screen, give the album a name, click the Share
button and add the email addresses of your recipients.
If you have already set up a Google Family Group — a unit of up to six people
managed by one member to share Google-based photos, calendars, Google Play
purchases — you can select the Family Group option in the Google Photos Sharing
menu to alert the others. If you want to change your sharing options, Google’s help guide has further instructions.
Regards
Prof. Pralhad Jadhav
Master of Library &
Information Science (NET Qualified)
Senior Manager @ Knowledge
Repository
Khaitan & Co
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