How to Share Google Photos with Non-Gmail Users [Easy&Free]

• Can I Share Google Photos with Non-Gmail Users?
• Share Google Photos with Non-Gmail Users Normally
• Share Google Photos with Non-Gmail Users Safely and Easily
• Summary

Can I Share Google Photos with Non-Gmail Users?

Although you can share photos on Google Photos with other Google users very easily and conveniently, a problem arises when a recipient does not have a Google account. Some users may think that only Gmail users with Google accounts can receive their shared Google Photos. However, not all your friends, family, colleagues are Google users. So how can you use Google Photos to share with non-Gmail users?

This article describes the easy operations for sharing photos and albums on your Google Photos with Google users and non-Google users by 2 useful methods. And you will be able to share Google Photos with anyone you want securely without using Gmail or other Google applications by an excellent third-party cloud file manager after reading through the third method.

Share Google Photos with Non-Gmail Users Normally

The Google Photos’ official website allows you to directly share Google Photos albums with non-Google users. All you have to do is to send the sharing link of your photos or albums by yourself. Here’s how to operate.

Share Google Photos with Non-Google Users by Link

Step 1. Log in to Google Photos with your Gmail/Google account.
Step 2. Tick the photos or albums you’d like to share and click the three-dot button above.

Step 3. Click twice the “Create link” in the pop-up window.

Step 4. “Copy” the created sharing link of your photos or albums and send it to recipients by yourself.

After following these operations to share an album on Google Photos or share photos with non-Gmail users, your recipients can directly view or download your shared photos from the sharing link without signing up for Google accounts. 

Considering that this method provides no security protection of your privacy on sharing Google Photos with non-Gmail users, you can continue to learn the next method which may allow you to share photos online in a safer way for free.

Share Google Photos with Non-Gmail Users Safely and Easily

Except for using Google Photos’ official website to share photos from Google Photos with non-Google accounts, here’s another wonderful solution to help you quickly share photos or albums from Google Photos to anyone you want reliably by relying on MultCloud.

MultCloud, as a professional multiple cloud storage manager, aims to help you use and manage over 30+ major clouds in a single and easy-to-use interface in the most efficient way. MultCloud provides lots of secure cloud file-sharing features for you to try.

Now please follow the step-by-step guide below to find how simple it is to use MultCloud for sharing photos with non-Gmail users.

Share Google Photos with Non-Google Accounts by MultCloud

Step 1. Sign up MultCloud on the official website and log in.

Step 2. Choose the Google Photos icon to allow MultCloud to access your Google Photos account.

Step 3. Tick a photo or an album in your Google Photos account and click “Share” in the feature bar above.
Step 4. Choose a sharing option in the pop-up window and click “Create Share”.
Step 5. “Copy” the sharing link and send it to recipients by yourself or by the ways listed below the sharing link.

When the recipient receives the sharing link, he can view or download your shared photos from the link. He can also use MultCloud to directly save your shared photos to his cloud no matter which brand it is without downloading and uploading.

Summary

Since you reach here, you may not be confused about how can you share Google Photos with non-Gmail users anymore. As you can find, using MultCloud to share photos with non-Google accounts is a better choice due to its great security.

What’s more, if you try MultCloud for a while, you will find that it is not only a cloud file sharing service but also a wonderful cloud file migrator. MultCloud offers the Cloud Transfer, Team Transfer, Cloud Sync, and Cloud Backup features to help you transfer files between cloud storage services or share all Google Photos with another account seamlessly with a single click.