FAQs

Try clearing the app cache, updating the app to the latest version, or restarting your device. If the issue persists, reinstall the app.

Blurry photos can result from poor internet connection or low-quality uploads. Ensure you have a stable connection and check your upload quality settings

Google Photos automatically detects and hides duplicates. If duplicates appear, you can manually delete them or use third-party apps to find and remove them.

Check your internet connection, ensure you have not exceeded sharing limits, and verify that the app has the necessary permissions. Restart the app if needed.

Ensure Backup & Sync is enabled, check your internet connection, and make sure your device has enough storage space. Try signing out and back into your Google account.

Clear the app cache, update to the latest version, or reinstall the app. If the problem persists, check for system updates on your device.

Ensure that Backup & Sync is enabled and that the photos were not accidentally deleted. Check the Trash folder and restore any deleted items.

Ensure you are signed in with the same Google account on all devices. Check your internet connection and verify that Backup & Sync is enabled on the original device.

You can contact Google Photos support through the app by going to Settings > Help & feedback. You can also visit the Google Photos Help Center for more assistance.