You can sort images by People, Places and Things. Google Photos allows you to create albums that can be shared publicly or with specific people. Google Photos: Tagging and Sharing Features Amazon Photos features more than 70 filters that can be applied to your images as well. You can also adjust image focus, add text, crop, rotate and change image ratios. You can make adjustments to brightness, saturation, contrast, gamma, clarity, exposures, shadows and highlights. A clever feature allows you to click and hold on the image to compare the original file to the edited version.Īmazon Photos has more robust editing options. It’s user friendly, but doesn’t give you nearly as much control as an app like Instagram does. Users can crop, change aspect ratio, adjust “light,” “color” and “pop” or apply filters and adjust intensity. Google Photos allows you to do small edits on images once they’ve been uploaded. While neither Amazon Photos nor Google Photos should be considered a replacement for the best photo editing software, both let you make some touch ups to your images. Google Photos is less expensive if you're only using it for photo and video storage, but an Amazon Prime subscription gets you other benefits. If you sign up for a Prime account you can give up to five friends and family members unlimited photo storage as well. Additional storage space for video can be purchased too. If you’ve bought into the Prime membership, you get free unlimited full-resolution photo storage, and up to 5 GB of video storage. Using Amazon Photos requires an Amazon Prime account, which costs $119 a year.
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