Alright, listen up, y’all. You wanna move them pictures from that Google thingy to that Amazon thingy? It ain’t rocket science, I tell ya. Even this old woman figured it out, so you can too. We gonna keep it simple, real simple. No fancy talk, just plain English, okay?
First things first, we gotta talk about them apps. You know, them little picture things on your phone? Yeah, those. If you got one of them Android phones, you go to that Google Play Store thing. Looks like a colorful triangle, kinda. And if you got one of them fancy iPhones, you go to that Apple App Store. They both got what you need. You gotta find the Amazon Photos app and get it on your phone. Just tap that “download” or “install” button, whatever it says. Easy peasy.
- Android folks: Google Play Store
- iPhone folks: Apple App Store
Now, once you got that Amazon Photos thingy on your phone, you gotta open it up. It’ll ask you to log in. That means you gotta put in your Amazon username and password. You know, the same stuff you use to buy things on Amazon. If you ain’t got an account, well, you gotta make one. They’ll walk you through it, don’t you worry none.
Okay, so you’re logged in. Now what? Well, there’s a couple of ways to do this picture moving thing. The easy way and the hard way. We’ll talk about both, but let’s start with the easy way, ’cause who wants to do things the hard way, right?
The easy way is for when you got your pictures on your phone already. You know, the ones you took with your phone camera? In that Amazon Photos app, you should see a button that says something like “upload” or “add“. Tap that button. Then, it’ll probably ask you if you wanna let the app look at your pictures. You gotta say yes, otherwise it ain’t gonna work. Then, you just pick the pictures you want to move over to Amazon and let it do its thing. It might take a while if you got a whole bunch of pictures, so be patient.
Now, the hard way is for when you got your pictures on that Google Photos thing on your computer, or somewhere else that ain’t your phone. This is where it gets a little tricky, but we can handle it.
First, you gotta go to that Google Photos website on your computer. You know, open up your internet thingy and type in “Google Photos” and hit enter. Then you gotta log in, same as with the Amazon thing. Once you’re in, you gotta find the pictures you wanna move. You can click on ‘em one by one, or if you got a whole bunch, you can probably select a whole bunch at once. Look for something that says “select” or “check” or something like that. Then, you gotta find the button that says “download.” This will save those pictures to your computer.
Now, pay attention, this is important. You gotta remember where you saved them pictures on your computer! Maybe you put ‘em on your desktop, or in a folder called “pictures,” or wherever. Just remember where they are, okay?
Once the pictures are downloaded, you go to the Amazon Photos website on your computer. Same as before, open up your internet thingy and type in “Amazon Photos.” Log in again, if you need to.
Then, look for a button that says “add” or “upload“. It’s probably up near the top somewhere. Click that button, and then you gotta find where you saved them pictures on your computer. Remember? The desktop, or the pictures folder, or wherever. Select the pictures you downloaded from Google Photos, and then let Amazon do its thing. Again, it might take a while if you got a lot of pictures.
So, there you have it. That’s how you get your pictures from Google to Amazon. It ain’t so hard, see? Easy way or hard way, you can do it. Just take it step by step, and don’t get flustered. And if you get stuck, ask one of them youngsters for help. They know all about this computer stuff.
Transferring photos is a good idea, you know. Keeps them safe in case something happens to your phone or your computer. It’s like putting them in a picture album, but a fancy digital one. And that’s all there is to it. Now go on, get them pictures moved over, and don’t forget to call your grandma sometime!
One last thing, some folks say you should move ‘em in batches, you know, not too many at once. That way, if somethin’ goes wrong, you ain’t gotta start all over. Just a little tip from an old lady.
