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Downloading images from Google Images search can be a time consuming and DANGEROUS process. On more than one occasion, while trying to save the full size image and being forced to the originating website, I have accidentally come across malicious websites. The photos are stored in the cloud and can be accessed by signing in to the Google Photos app on your device. If you would like to download them to your pc, navigate to photos.google.com and select the photos you want to download, click download in the upper right.
If you run a small business, every second of your precious time is important. If you want to upload photos from Google to your business Facebook account, downloading the images to your computer and then uploading them to Facebook is time-consuming. To avoid wasting all this time, you can just upload the photos using the URL provided by Google. Few people know that Facebook is able to download the photo from Google directly. Using this method, you can add dozens of photos in a matter of minutes.
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How To Download Photos From Google Images To Iphone
Launch the Web browser on your computer and navigate to Google.
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Click the 'Images' link to search only for images.
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Type your query and press 'Enter' to search for relevant images. A list of images is immediately displayed.
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Click one of the images to open it in the Web browser. The image is displayed in preview mode, so its URL is not displayed.
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Click the 'Full-size image' link at the right to view the full image and its correct URL.
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Select the URL in the address bar at the top and press 'Ctrl-C' to copy it to the clipboard.
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Click 'Photos' in the left pane.
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Click the 'Select Photos to Upload' button and a file browser window pops up.
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Press 'Ctrl-V' to paste the URL in the File Name box.
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Click 'Open' and Facebook uploads and displays the photo from Google.
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Click the 'Post Photos' button in the bottom-right corner of the page to post the photo.
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