If you pay for Microsoft 365, you have 1 TB of OneDrive storage space to store all those photos. OneDrive is integrated into Windows 10 and available on other platforms. Microsoft OneDrive: The OneDrive app can automatically upload photos and videos from your phone to your OneDrive storage.

Amazon isn’t the first service many people think of when it comes to photo storage, but it’s a good option. Amazon Photos: If you already pay for Amazon Prime, Amazon offers free unlimited full-resolution photo storage.(The 50GB plan can’t be shared.) You can also pay for iCloud storage as part of an Apple One subscription bundle. You can even purchase 200GB of storage for $2.99 per month and share that with your entire family. iCloud Photos does have more limited free storage-only 5 GB free-but you can get 50GB of storage for $0.99 per month. If you take photos with your iPhone, it’s nicely integrated without any third-party apps required. iCloud Photos: If you use an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or other Apple devices, you might want to use Apple’s iCloud Photos.Now that it will no longer offer unlimited storage, it might not be the best option for many people who were already using it. Google Photos isn’t the only game in town. Be sure to back up your photos and have multiple copies if you choose to store them yourself! Alternatives to Google Photos Kicking Studio/ You can then upload the photos to whatever other photo service you want to use-or keep your photos on your own devices. (Google Takeout lets you download other data stored in your Google account, too.) You can download an archive of all the photos and videos you’ve ever uploaded to Google Photos from the Google Takeout website. Perhaps you’d like to leave Google Photos behind. Plans start at $1.99 per month for 100 GB of storage. You can also buy more storage via Google One.

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