Amazon photos how to#
Now that we’ve covered backing up your photos, let’s review how to back up your photos using Amazon Photos.
It’s a good idea to have a copy of your photo library on your local hard drive, to have a backup on an external hard drive and to have a backup somewhere in the cloud. I (and most of the internet) will recommend backing up your photos in at least two additional places. Photo backups are an important part of your workflow if you want to keep your photos safe. But first, let’s briefly talk about backing up your photos in general. It can recognize people, too!īacking up your photos with Amazon PhotosĪside from the storage plans, let’s go a little deeper on how you can use Amazon Photos today. Aside from being able to back up your photos, you can also use Amazon Photos to search for common things within your photos like food, dogs or trees. When you subscribe to Amazon photos (through Amazon Prime), you’re able to access your files through a mobile app, a web app and a desktop app. You shouldn’t be paying for storage that you aren’t (or won’t) using! If you’re looking for video storage, I would recommend only paying for as much as you need. The 100 GB plan currently costs $1.99/mo or $19.99/yr if you pay annually. Photo storage is unlimited and if you want to upgrade your storage for video, there are tiers from 100 GB all the way up to 30 TB. In addition to photo storage, you can host your videos as well. With Amazon Photos, you'll be able to kick-start your photo backup system! Try Amazon Prime What is Amazon photosĪmazon photos is an unlimited photo storage product from Amazon that provides the ability to show off, print, securely host and organize your personal photos. When you subscribe to Amazon Prime, you'll get Amazon Photos automatically. Get your free 30 day trial of Amazon Prime
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