Flickr
Free quantity: 1,000 photos
Unlike most other storage services with limited capacity according to GB, Flickr allows users to upload up to 1,000 photos and videos for free. In particular, each photo can weigh up to 200 MB, 75 MB higher than Google Photos. If you want to expand, Flickr's feature package starts at 10.44 USD/month with unlimited capacity.
Flickr also has community-based photography features, allowing users to publicly post photos, join thematic groups, and explore photos from others.
lipstick
Free quantity: 5GB
Dropbox is not a photo storage service, but it is a good choice if you want to manage many different types of files in the cloud. Spotify's payroll package starts at $9.99/month for 2TB - equivalent to Google One's price.
Ente
Free quantity: 5GB
Developed by a former Google engineer, Ente is a photo storage solution that prioritizes privacy with end-to-end encryption. This means that your data is not collected. Ente is present on many platforms and supports features such as facial recognition, photo classification by location, and theme.
The feature package starts at $2.49/month for 50GB, and can be shared with up to 5 people.
Amazon Photos
Free quantity: 5GB (for Prime members)
If you already have an Amazon Prime account, you will be given 5GB of free space to store photos. If you need more, Amazon Photos offers extended packages from $1.99/month to 100GB.
photobucket
Free quantity: No
Although it does not offer a free package, Photobucket has a quite reasonable price: 5 USD/month for 1TB of capacity. If registered annually, the cost will be cheaper. In addition, the group package (8 USD/month) makes photo sharing easier with integrated editing tools.
Choosing a replacement for Google Photos depends not only on free capacity, but also on security, synchronization, and extensions. Assess your personal needs to find the most optimal platform to help you store and protect your precious moments.
