Now that you know a little bit about shared photos let’s see how to add photos to this shared album. Not only that, those participants can even add more people to that shared album who can also upload their pictures (you will be notified about it, though).įurther, if you add new photos to that shared album in the future, then anyone with the same link or part of the shared album can view those new photos as well. If collaboration is enabled (more on that below), others can even add photos to the shared albums. The content can be a single photo or multiple photos inside an album. Anyone with the link to the album has the permission to view the content inside it – whether they have a Google account or not. The shared albums have an owner and other participants or viewers.Įach shared album on Google Photos has a unique link. Unlike usual albums, shared albums in Google Photos can be viewed by others too, as obvious from the name.
Before that, we need to understand shared albums as they play an important role in Google Photos. So let’s see what happens when you share photos on Google Photos. In this post, we will dive deep into the link-sharing feature available in Google Photos, including its permissions, settings, and how shared albums work. Who can see those pictures depends on the type of sharing. However, if you share the photos, then others can see it as they become part of shared albums.
Even the visibility of the photos in the albums are limited to you. It is true for both - backed up photos and photos on your device. That’s because the photos are visible to you only, by default. Recently, a controversial post appeared on the internet that said ‘photos in Google Photos are semi-public,’ which is both true and false.
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