From 1 June 2021, Google Photos has announced to discontinue its free cloud storage facility, due to which users will no longer be able to enjoy Google Photos for free. From June 1, the user will now have to pay a charge to use Google Photos.
However, for those users who do not want its paid services, you have to store your Google Photos data before May 31, 2021, you have to store your Google Drive or any other place for this, for this, Google has made a very special feature, Google Takeout through which Google Pay Data can be exported.
How to export?
To get data from Google Photos, the first user has to log in to takeout.google.com. Then you have to create a new account export. After that, after selecting any data that you want to store, you will have to click on Next. After which you will have to select the Delivery Method, after which you will get the option to select the size of the download link by selecting the option of sending the download link via email link. Meaning if the size of your total data is 50 GB, then you have to convert 13 files according to 4-4 GB, and then you have to click on the create export button, after which your Google data will be exported.
How much will be charged for using Google Photos?
If a user needs more than 15 GB of storage, then the user will have to pay $ 1.99 (Rs 146) every month. It has been given the name of Google One by Google Company. Whose annual plan is $ 19.99 (about 1464 rupees)? Users will have to provide new photos and videos, but still, old photos and videos will be safe as before. It will be free for Google Pixel users, they will be able to make backups of high-quality photos.
Users who do not have paid service, they can free up to 15 GB of Google Photos.
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