If you upload photos and videos directly to Google Drive, they count against your storage quota.
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If you choose the option to upload and backup your photos and videos to Google Photos at "High Quality", rather than "Original Quality", you get unlimited free storage.In an additional change, YouTube's new desktop video upload tool (currently in beta), no longer has the option to import from Google Photos at all, so eventually direct upload to YouTube may be the only option. This isn't entirely surprising as Google Photos is explicitly designed for "storing, enjoying and sharing personal memories", and is explicitly not for commercial or enterprise use or hosting website media. What this also means is that your photos and videos backed up to Google Photos may be inaccessible to third party applications unless you upload a separate copy of the images to Google Drive. You will be able to choose specific photos and videos in your Google Drive to import to Google Photos, but there won't be an option to import from Photos to Drive.
But if you upload your images at Original Quality to both places they will take up storage space in both Photos and Drive.
You can use the official desktop Backup & Sync tools to backup your photos and videos to both Photos and Drive. Photos and videos in Google Photos and Drive will be separate copies, so deleting a photo from Google Drive will not affect the copy stored in Google Photos and vice versa. They will not take up extra storage space. Photos and videos that are already synced will stay where they are - photos from Drive that appear in your Google Photos will stay in Photos and photos from Photos that currently appear in your Drive will stay in Drive. Our goal with these changes is to simplify some features that caused confusion for our users, based on feedback and our own research.Īnd it definitely can be confusing, for example with some people not realizing that deleting images in Photos also deletes them in Drive (and vice versa). Google's stated reason for the breakup is that it's confusing: Photos and videos backed up or uploaded to Google Photos can be accessed by third party sites and services by linking your Google Drive. You can import videos from Google Drive into your personal YouTube channel using the "Import from Google Photos" option. You can use Google Drive file embedding options to embed Google Photos videos on your blog or website. Photos and videos uploaded or synced to Google Drive appear in Google Photos and so can be added to Photos albums and shared via Photos. That integration has been been useful in a number of ways: Google+ Photos were made available in Google Drive in March 2015, shortly before the independent Google+-free Google Photos launched. Also, the new YouTube desktop uploader no longer includes import from Google Photos. Youtube is also updating its desktop video uploader, and the new version (currently in beta) does not include the option to import videos from Google Photos. Google announced today that Google Photos will no longer be integrated with Google Drive.
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