How to Increase Google Drive Free Storage Size

Google Drive offers a generous amount of free storage space, allowing users to store and access their files from anywhere. However, if you're using Google Photos to save your photos and videos, you may notice that they are being uploaded at a reduced quality compared to the original quality. This is because Google Photos compresses these files to save storage space.

To check the upload size for your photos and videos, simply log in to Google Photos with your account and click on the Settings (gear icon) at the top right corner of the page. From there, you can set high-quality uploads for your photos and videos.

Method 1 - Enable High-Quality Uploads

When you upload photos and videos to Google Photos, they count towards your overall storage space. To increase your free storage size, you can use the following method:

* Log in to Google Photos with your account

* Click on the Settings (gear icon) at the top right corner of the page

* Select the 'High-quality' option for photos and videos

By enabling high-quality uploads, you'll be able to store more files without using up all your free storage space.

Method 2 - Use High-Quality Uploads in Google Photos

In addition to enabling high-quality uploads, you can also use other search filters to retrieve and delete emails that contain large attachments. This will help free up storage space on your account. Here's how:

* Log in to Gmail with your account

* Click on the Search bar at the top of the page

* Use the following search filters:

+ Size: greater than X MB (where X is the size of the attachment)

+ Has attachment: checked

This will retrieve only the emails that contain attachments larger than X MB. You can then check these emails and delete any unnecessary ones to free up storage space.

By using these methods, you can increase your Google Drive free storage size and keep your account organized and clutter-free.

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