Similar to Victor's suggestion: create folders as normal, and also, into your master folder, upload a massive ZIP file containing all the files, so that everyone can browse the files in Drive but non-Google "heretics" can also still download conveniently despite Google's efforts.Since the question is from the point of view of the person creating the shared folder, there are two workarounds I'm aware of: If you're the person receiving the shared folder, you're stuck. It honestly looks like if you're sharing with friends, family or colleagues who might not have Google accounts, Google wants the user experience to be bad. This still isn't possible in Google Drive, and, judging by the frosty response from Google when asked about it, it seems to be by design.
You can also share the photos within the album to email or Google Drive, and then download them from there.2016 update. There are, however, a couple of workarounds that you can use.įor example, you can use Google Takeout using your mobile device's browser and the steps listed above. How to download an album using mobile photos app Again, click on 'Deselect all' and then check the boxes of those albums you do want to download.Click on the button that says 'All photo albums included'.Page down to Google Photos and select it by clicking on the check box.Click on 'Deselect all' (because this page automatically checks every Google service you use).Go to the 'Download your data' page of your account.You can also download multiple albums (or all your albums) by using Google Takeout, which lets you export data being held in your Google Account:.
Google will then download a zip file containing the photos from your album.Click on the three dots in the upper right corner and select 'Download all.'.Once photos are in an album you can open the album, click the 3-dot menu and Download all. Problem - you are limited to 500 per download in this procedure.īut, if you first add photos to an album, that 500 limit becomes 20,000. Click the 3-dot menu and choose Download all.
Select by clicking on the first photo, then shift-click on the last in a group. Selecting photos/videos using Google Photos and downloading to your computer is easy and effective. zip files are very difficult to navigate. The problem with takeout is that the resulting. Google offers a tool called Takeout that is intended to let you easily take all your content and copy to your computer's hard drive.
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