Google now lets you easily compress photos straight from the Photos app

2019-3-19 16:55

A few weeks ago, we explained how you can save space on your phone by using Google Photos to back up your pictures.  Now, Google has introduced a new backup option in Android that lets you compress photos to the size of a 3-megapixel image; the new feature is called Express back up, and it appears it’s solely available in India for the time being.

Here’s how to use the Express backup option: Open the Google Photos app on your phone. Head to Settings>Back up & Sync, and click on Backup mode Tap on the Express option, and tap on Select…

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