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With your free Google account you get 15GB free storage. It will, however have an added cost as Original Resolution photos count toward your Google account storage limits.

This option is good if you take Raw photos or have a very high resolution camera. The other option is to store the photos in their Original Resolution. This includes most cameras and cell phone on the market today. This option gives you free storage and it will be the best choice for the average user whose camera and/or cell phone is less than 16 megapixel resolution. If photos are larger than this they will be compressed to that size. The High-Quality option gives you free, unlimited storage, but your photos must be 16 megapixels or less, and video must be 1080p resolution or lower. The only decision that you will have to make is the choice between two storage options. Once you set Google Photos up on the first device, it will automatically copy your photos to the Google Cloud. Whether you only use mobile devices or you have a computer and several mobile devices, Google Photos will work on them all. No need to worry about what type of devices you own. You will need a free Google account and will log into the same account on all of your devices. If you use mobile devices to take and/or store photos, you will also want to download the app on all of your Andoid or Apple devices. To get started with Google photos, if you have a computer, you simply install the free Google Photos program on your Windows or Mac.

It can even enhance your photos, help you use them to tell stories, and let you share them with others. Google Photos not only lets you organize your digital photos, but it can identify the people in your photos and backup and store your photos in one place. Yet no one has come up with a first class way to organize today’s digital photos – until now. Photo albums with plastic pockets and pasted edges for holding the photos are relics of yesterday.