Google Photos has a new shortcut built in. This shortcut will take you to your screenshots in one go. From here you can view all your screenshots and immediately indicate whether you want to synchronize and back them up.
Google Photos
Google Photos is Google’s gallery app that comes pre-installed on every Android smartphone. In Google Photos you can, among other things, sync all your photos, manage them and have up to 15 GB backed up to the cloud for free. In addition, Google Photos offers countless functions to edit your photos, share them with friends and it offers the possibility to make various albums, collages and movies from your photos. You can read more about Google Photos via the link below. Tips and tricks for Google Photos can be found at the bottom of this article.
Quickly to your screenshots
In addition to photos, you can also sync screenshots in Google Photos. To enable this on your smartphone, you need to follow these steps: Settings for photos -> Backup and sync -> Device folders with backups. Now this can be done a lot faster. By means of a new shortcut you can access all your screenshots in one click. Here you can immediately turn the backup for your screenshots on or off. In addition, this means you don’t have to browse your entire gallery to find a screenshot. You will find them all organized via the new shortcut.
If you long-press on the Google Photos app icon, you can find the new “Screenshot” shortcut. You’ll find these above the “Free up space” and “I’m guessing” shortcuts. The new shortcut is being rolled out widely and can be found as of version 5.97 of the app.
Do you take a lot of screenshots? And if so, what mainly and do you have them backed up to Google Photos? Let us know in the comments below this article.
Check out some tips and tricks for Google Photos here
- Google Photos stops free photo storage, this is how you free up storage space
- New Google Photos video editor now works with first users
- Google Photos now lets you add photos to albums offline
- This is what the new collages in Google Photos look like
– Thanks for information from Androidworld. Source