Well, howdy there! You wanna move them picture things from that Google thingy to that Amazon picture spot, huh? It ain’t rocket science, I tell ya. Even this old gal can figure it out, so you sure can too.
First off, you gotta get yourself on that there computer thing. You know, the one with the screen and all them buttons. Turn it on, if it ain’t already. Then, go find that Google Chrome thing, or whatever you use to look at the internet. Click on it, and get yourself to the Google Photos website. Just type in “Google Photos” in that search bar at the top, and it’ll pop right up.
Signing in and such
Now, you gotta sign in. That means puttin’ in your email and that password you made. Don’t forget it now! If you did, you gotta go through all that “forgot password” rigmarole, and nobody got time for that. Once you’re in, you’ll see all them pictures you took. Pictures of the grandkids, the dog, that big ol’ zucchini you grew last summer… they’re all there.
- Step 1: Open your internet thingy and go to Google Photos.
- Step 2: Sign in with your email and password.
- Step 3: Look at all them pictures!
Picking the pictures you want
Okay, now comes the part where you gotta pick the pictures you wanna move. You don’t wanna move ’em all, do ya? That’d take forever! Just click on the ones you want. You’ll see a little check mark or somethin’ show up on ’em. That means you picked ’em. If you want a whole bunch, you can hold down that “shift” button and click on the first one and the last one, and it’ll pick all the ones in between. Ain’t that fancy?
Downloading the photos
Now, you gotta download them pictures to your computer. Look around for a button that says somethin’ like “download” or maybe it’s got a little arrow pointin’ down. Click on that. The computer might ask you where you wanna put ’em. Just pick a spot you can remember, like the “Pictures” folder or somethin’. Then, let it do its thing. It might take a while if you got a lot of pictures, so go grab yourself a cup of coffee or somethin’ while you wait.
Getting those pictures to Amazon
Alright, now that them pictures are on your computer, it’s time to get ’em over to that Amazon place. Open up another one of them internet windows and go to the Amazon Photos website. You gotta sign in there too, just like you did with Google. Same email and password, most likely. Once you’re in, look around for a button that says “upload” or maybe it’s got a little arrow pointin’ up this time. Click on that, and then go find them pictures you downloaded. They should be in that folder you picked earlier. Select ’em and let Amazon do its thing. It might take a bit again, so be patient.
Another way, if you’re feeling fancy
Now, some folks say there’s another way to do it, usin’ somethin’ called “Google Takeout.” Sounds complicated, don’t it? It’s supposed to let you download all your Google stuff at once. But honestly, I ain’t never messed with it. Seems like too much trouble. This way I told you works just fine, and it’s easy enough for even me to understand. But if you’re one of them tech-savvy types, you can go ahead and look up that “Google Takeout” thing. Just don’t come cryin’ to me if you get confused!
That’s all there is to it!
So there you have it. You moved them pictures from Google to Amazon. See? I told you it wasn’t that hard. Now you can go show off them pictures to all your friends and family. Or just keep ’em to yourself. It’s your pictures, you do what you want with ’em. And don’t forget to back ’em up somewhere else too, just in case. You can never be too careful these days.
Final words
I hope this here explanation helped you out. I ain’t no fancy computer expert, but I know a thing or two about gettin’ things done. And remember, if this old gal can figure it out, so can you. Now go on and enjoy them pictures!
Keep those memories safe!
Now that you got your pictures moved, don’t forget to keep ‘em safe. You know, computers and phones can break, and you don’t want to lose all those precious memories. Maybe print out some of your favorites and put them in a photo album. That’s what I do. There’s nothin’ like holdin’ a real picture in your hand. Or you can save ‘em on a little thumb drive thingy. Just make sure you put it somewhere safe where you won’t lose it. And whatever you do, don’t rely on just one place to keep your pictures. It’s always good to have a backup plan. Trust me on this one.
Tags: Google Photos, Amazon Photos, Transfer Photos, Photo Backup, How-to
