How to Create Link for Photos in Google Drive (Full Guide)
Do you want to send a single photo or a whole album of pictures to someone using a Google Drive link? In this video, I show you how to upload your images, create a folder, and generate a shareable link that works for everyone (even without a Google account).
I also cover the most important step: Changing Permissions. If you don't do this, your friends will get an "Access Denied" error. I'll show you how to switch from "Restricted" to "Anyone with the link" on both your phone and computer.
In this video, I cover:
The Folder Method: Why you should put photos in a folder before sharing (Best for albums).
Mobile Tutorial: Creating a link using the Google Drive App (iPhone/Android).
Desktop Tutorial: Dragging and dropping photos and getting the link on a PC/Mac.
Permissions: How to ensure the recipient can view or download the photos.
Steps to Create Photo Link (Mobile App):
Open Google Drive App and tap the + (Plus) icon Folder.
Name the folder (e.g., "Holiday Photos") and open it.
Tap + Upload and select your photos.
Go back, tap the Three Dots (...) next to the folder.
Tap Manage Access Change Restricted to Anyone with the link.
Tap the Link Icon (top right) to copy and send it!
Steps for Desktop:
Right-click the folder of photos.
Click Share Share.
Change access to Anyone with the link.
Click Copy Link.
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