It even has an option that allows you to arrange your photos by the environment (beach, city, sunset, etc.). Amazon Photos’ recognition tool is equally powerful. Google Photos is famous for having a fantastic recognition feature that lets you find similar faces, animals, objects, and such online. You will still have to pay for going over your subscription limit, of course, but it is always nice to be able to store high-res RAW images (such as for graphic designers and photographers). Amazon Photos excels here, as it lets you upload RAW files of any size and regardless of your subscription. Google Photos automatically converts RAW files to JPEG if they exceed 16MP. Amazon Photos offers 5GB of storage for videos and other non-image files that. Google Photos lets you upload any number of video files as long as they are 1080p or less, which is pretty great. Everything larger counts against your storage limit.įor Amazon Drive subscribers and non-Amazon Prime members, photos uploaded to Amazon Photos count against storage limits. This may not sound that important, but Google Photos offers free storage for photos that have 16 megapixels or less. Most Amazon Photos users are Amazon Prime subscribers so they can upload an unlimited number of full-res photos to the app. Both Amazon Photos and Google Photos are packed with great features, but which one is a better choice? Let’s find out.

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