Google Photos
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VisitGoogle Photos vs Nostalgia
What both publish
| Fact | Google Photos | Nostalgia |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | Google says Photos does not sell users’ photos, videos, or personal information and does not use their photos and videos for advertising. | The maker says it does not use uploaded photos or restoration outputs to train or fine-tune AI models without separate explicit consent. |
Google Photos plans
- Google AI Pro$19.99 a month
- FreeFree
- Basic$1.99 a month
- Google AI Plus$9.99 a month
- Google One Basic (100 GB)¥290 a month
- Google AI Plus (2 TB)¥1,450 a month
Nostalgia plans
- FreeFree
- Family (monthly)$7.99 a month
- 50 credits$9.99, paid once
- 200 credits$24.99, paid once
- 500 credits$49.99, paid once
- Family (yearly)$79.99 a year
Pick Google Photos if…
Google Photos suits people who want cloud backup and organization across mobile and desktop devices. It can also suit households sharing storage, though paid plans and the free allowance span Google Photos, Gmail and Drive.
Pick Nostalgia if…
Nostalgia suits families preserving and organizing printed or digital photographs together. It may also fit relatives who want to contribute information without creating accounts.