Google Photos is a great service for storing images across devices. But Google Drive and Gmail only offer 15GB of storage for free. Google Photos used to offer free unlimited storage of images, but that is not the case anymore. If you are looking for a better photo storage plan, different features, or just want […] © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
TechCrunch highlights several Google Photos alternatives offering diverse storage options and features at reasonable prices. Flickr provides a 1,000-photo free tier and allows public photo sharing, with paid plans starting at $10.44/month. Dropbox offers 5GB free storage and paid plans for 2TB at $9.99/month. Ente, created for privacy, offers end-to-end encryption and paid plans starting at $2.49/month for 50GB. Cryptee includes a document editor and paid plans starting at $3.30/month for 10GB. Amazon Photos offers 5GB free storage with Prime and paid plans starting at $1.99/month for 100GB. 500px provides weekly high-resolution photo uploads and paid plans under $50/year. Photobucket offers no free storage but low rates, starting at $5/month for 1TB. These alternatives cater to various needs, from privacy to portfolio building.
