If you are using a business G Suite account, then taking the backup will be a no issue for you as you can the Kernel G Suite Backup tool. But taking the Google photos backup using the method described above is not feasible for a large volume of data. Many users save their images and videos in Google drive also. The majority of the Google account users save their data in Google Drive due to its flexibility of support to all the file formats. So, Google Takeout becomes a suitable contender to save Google data only for a small volume of data. And the only available saving options are ZIP and TGZ formats. But you can easily deduce that there is no filter option to handle the large-sized data. Google Takeout is a simple utility that accesses all the information in the Google apps and lets you save them on your PC.
#GOOGLE PHOTOS BACKUP ZIP FILE#
Click the Download option for saving the file in the zip format.Īfter downloading all the data from Google Photos, there will be a zip file present in the download folder, and you can see all the images in it.After making the changes, click the Create Export button. In the File size, there are several size limits (1,2,4,10,50 GB).For File Type there are two options – ZIP or TGZ. For the frequency of the export job, you can choose either Export once or Export every two months for one year.The available options are Send download link via email, Add to Drive, Add to Dropbox, Add to OneDrive, and Add to Box. In the Delivery method, there are multiple options.Click the Next step button to go ahead.It will also show you that it includes images and videos from Google Photos and other services. Go to the Google Photos app and use the checkbox to select it.There is a deselect all button that you can use to deselect all the apps.The tool will select all the Google apps by default. The page will show that you can export a copy of the content in your Google Account to back it up and save outside Google.If you have a Google account, type the URL in the web browser and click Enter.
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