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It does. I just used it to reupload my pics to Amazon last week. However, it has tons of metadata files, empty folders, etc. I highly suggest unticking 'pres
by axaxs 6y ago
It does. I just used it to reupload my pics to Amazon last week.
However, it has tons of metadata files, empty folders, etc. I highly suggest unticking 'preserve directory structure' when unpacking.
- olah_1 6y agoDid you use a specific guide? I’d like to try again and follow the exact same steps as you.
- axaxs 6y agoactually yeah, I didn't know takeout was a thing initially. Here is the site I found that sent me there - https://www.groovypost.com/howto/migrate-google-photos-amazon-photos-unlimited/ https://www.groovypost.com/howto/migrate-google-photos-amazo... Now, when I was just browsing the zips, it was folder after folder of junk I didn't even recognize, I guess metadata files of some sort. Rather than do all that, at least in Gnome, when I unzip it has an option of 'preserve directory structure' that I unchecked, which basically gets rid of all the folders. From there I was easily able to mass remove all the json and other non-photo files, leaving only the photos behind. Good luck.