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11 things to know about Google Photos
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There�s nothing like reminiscing over family albums, capturing that perfect sunset pic, or finding the throwbackiest of throwbacks for #TBT. When we launched Google Photos in May, we wanted to make all these experiences even better�with unlimited high quality storage so you never need to worry about where to store your snapshots, automatic organization and great search so you can quickly find the photo you�re looking for, and easy sharing so you can send any photo to anyone with just a link. Five months later, we�ve crossed more than 100 million monthly active users�and to celebrate, we�ve collected a few factoids we�ve discovered about people and the things we photograph, along with a few tips.
1. One hundred million of you are using Google Photos.
Thanks to everyone who�s given Google Photos a whirl!
2. You�re all foodies� or at least you want people to think you are.
Note: Search for �pizza� on an empty stomach at your own risk.
3. Let the good times roll.
Try searching �Halloween� (�pumpkins� and �costumes,� too) for a seasonal trip down memory lane.
4. Dogs rule.
We can�t make your dog Internet-famous, but we can help you find the photo that will get them there. Try searching for breeds of dogs, from French bulldogs to Great Danes.
5. Dude, where�s my car?
Search for car types (truck, sedan, convertible) to find it fast. Sweet!
6. Paris, nous t�aimons
We�d recognize the Eiffel Tower anywhere. No, really: we�ll add it to your Places even without a geotag. Baguette not included.
7. You really aren�t sick of baby photos.
Pro tip: in the U.S., you can even add a private name label with their nicknames to find pictures of your favorite little ones fast.
8. The GIF that keeps on GIFing
Haven�t made a GIF yet? Start by selecting photos, tapping the + button, then select �Animation.�
9. You need some space.
You can safely delete backed-up photos and videos from your device, and still access them using Google Photos. Never run out of space on your phone again!
10. It�s Adventure Time.
Proving you�re outdoorsy has never been easier. Create a collage of your #NoFilter sunsets by selecting a few photos, tapping the + button, and selecting �Collage.�
11. We�re so vain.
Searching for �selfie� works, too, the next time you need a dose of self-confidence.
Posted by Chris Perry, Product Manager and Data Guru, Google Photos

Google Photos has crossed more than 100 million monthly active users�and to celebrate, we�ve collected a few factoids we�ve discovered about people and the things we photograph, along with a few tips.
1. One hundred million of you are using Google Photos.
Thanks to everyone who�s given Google Photos a whirl!
2. You�re all foodies� or at least you want people to think you are.
Note: Search for �pizza� on an empty stomach at your own risk.
3. Let the good times roll.
Try searching �Halloween� (�pumpkins� and �costumes,� too) for a seasonal trip down memory lane.
4. Dogs rule.
We can�t make your dog Internet-famous, but we can help you find the photo that will get them there. Try searching for breeds of dogs, from French bulldogs to Great Danes.
5. Dude, where�s my car?
Search for car types (truck, sedan, convertible) to find it fast. Sweet!
6. Paris, nous t�aimons
We�d recognize the Eiffel Tower anywhere. No, really: we�ll add it to your Places even without a geotag. Baguette not included.
7. You really aren�t sick of baby photos.
Pro tip: in the U.S., you can even add a private name label with their nicknames to find pictures of your favorite little ones fast.
8. The GIF that keeps on GIFing
Haven�t made a GIF yet? Start by selecting photos, tapping the + button, then select �Animation.�
9. You need some space.
You can safely delete backed-up photos and videos from your device, and still access them using Google Photos. Never run out of space on your phone again!
10. It�s Adventure Time.
Proving you�re outdoorsy has never been easier. Create a collage of your #NoFilter sunsets by selecting a few photos, tapping the + button, and selecting �Collage.�
11. We�re so vain.
Searching for �selfie� works, too, the next time you need a dose of self-confidence.
Posted by Chris Perry, Product Manager and Data Guru, Google Photos

Google Photos has crossed more than 100 million monthly active users�and to celebrate, we�ve collected a few factoids we�ve discovered about people and the things we photograph, along with a few tips.
- Get link
- X
- Other Apps
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