Don't let 10 years of memories vanish.
A hacked account. One mistaken lockout. Copy your whole library to a second home you choose — Amazon S3, OneDrive or Dropbox — every date, location and original intact.
Up to 2 GB free. No credit card needed.
The Takeout problem
Getting your photos out of Google is harder than it should be.
Google Takeout splits your library into dozens of huge zip files — and quietly scrambles the dates, so a photo from 2015 can read Created Today, wrecking your timeline. We put every date back. And while it all sits in one account, a single lockout is all it takes.
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One of your photos
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Restored by PhotoBridge
The bridge
Nothing lost in the move.
Dates & locations preserved
We stitch the original date back into every photo. Your timeline stays perfect — 2015 stays 2015.
Cloud-to-cloud, or straight back to you
We stream cloud-to-cloud, so there's no pulling 500 GB through your laptop. Prefer a copy on your own disk or NAS? Pick "Download to my computer" and collect year-sorted zips when they're ready.
Duplicates skipped
Google Takeout includes many photos twice — once in albums, once in your feed. We detect and skip duplicates automatically, saving you storage.
A second copy you control
Your photos now live somewhere you control, separate from Google. If one goes down, the other still holds.
How it works
Three clicks, not three days.
By hand it's days of work — exporting, unzipping dozens of files, fixing every date, weeding out duplicates, uploading it all. You click a few times; we do the rest and email you when it's done.
Open Takeout
One click opens Google Takeout with your Photos pre-selected. Google bundles them into zips and emails you when they're ready (a few hours).
Choose where it lands
Connect Amazon S3, OneDrive or Dropbox — one or several — or choose a download and get year-sorted zips back. Your account, your choice.
We do the work
Hit start and we unpack, fix every date and skip the duplicates — straight into your cloud, or packed into year-sorted zips for you to download. Close the tab; we email you when it's done.
Step-by-step guides: OneDrive · Dropbox · Amazon S3 · Backblaze B2
Deep dives: How to move Google Photos to Dropbox · How to transfer Google Photos to OneDrive · How to back up your Google Photos · Leaving Google Photos for good
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Your photos, only ever yours.
Your photos go straight from Google to the home you choose, and we delete our working copy the moment each file lands. We never look at them.
The one exception: choose “Download to my computer” and your finished library waits in encrypted storage for 7 days (14 if you ask for more time) so you can save it: reachable only through your account, deletable by you any time, then gone automatically.
Pricing
Try it free. Pay when you're convinced.
See the dates get fixed on up to 2 GB first. Then unlock your entire library.
Free
Up to 2 GB (~500 photos)
- Up to 2 GB of photos & videos
- Metadata restoration included
- Cloud-to-cloud, or a download
- OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, or year-sorted zips
- See it work before you pay
Migration Pass
One-time payment, not a subscription
- Up to 2 TB of photos & videos
- Metadata restoration on every file
- Full migration report with integrity checks
- OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, or year-sorted zips
- Duplicates automatically skipped
- We delete our copy the second it’s done
Your photos deserve a backup plan.
It takes less time than making coffee. And your future self will thank you.