How to make a Google Photos book

Google Photos Books
(Image credit: Google)

Creating a Google Photos book isn’t just one of the best cloud storage platforms for your photos, it’s also a great option for bringing your images to life.

Google Photos has an integrated print shop, where you can assemble your photos into custom photo books. You have complete control over what photos to include and how they’re laid out to tell a visual story. When your photo book is finished, Google will print it for you and ship it to your door.

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Michael Graw

Michael is a freelance journalist and photographer based in Bellingham, Washington. His interests span a wide range from business technology to finance to creative media, with a focus on new technology and emerging trends. Michael's work has been published in TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Business Insider, Fast Company, Salon, and Harvard Business Review.

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