Storing your data in the cloud is a resource that many users have used for quite some time, especially when using Google Photos. Said service will remove the unlimited from the month of June 2021, so you will need to make a backup if you exceed the 15 GB it will allow.
The best thing in this case is to know the space that you have left in Google Photos, remember that you get to share it with Google Drive and Gmail, two services associated with your email account. In this case it is important create a backup of images, videos and documents in case you want to keep everything until that precise moment.
How to know how much space you have left in Google Photos
To know the space of Google Photos and its services it is necessary to access your Google account, in this case there are many options that we will have at hand. If the user wants to, the user can release part of the content that he does not use or if he wants to save it on the computer, on an external hard drive, etc.
Google Photos will be limited to storing data with a limited space, That is why many will have to be careful if they do not want to quickly fill it with the content of the day to day. In our case we have done cleaning and it barely weighs 10,4 megabytes for both photos and videos.
To know the space that we have left we have to do the following:
- The first thing is to access our Google account from our mobile device at this link
- Click Data and Personalization
- Now on the right side go down and locate the section that says Storage account and click on Manage storage
- Here I will indicate the free storage up to that moment, telling you what Google Photos, Gmail and Google Drive occupy of those 15 GB
- If you want to know how much space you have left in Google Photos, you can also access the Google Photos Storage, here it will show you all the information, it will tell you up to the duration time in days, months or year, in our case it will reach those 15 GB in approximately 3 years.
In our case, it only occupies a little more than 500 megabytes after doing a great content cleaning, much of what we had we have saved to external hard drive after backing up Google Photos.
