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Fortunately, owing to the cloud, maintaining the security of your photographs has never been simpler. 'The cloud,' to put it simply, is a technical term for internet storage. You may select from a number of service providers that provide free remote drive space ranging from 5GB to 1TB, or even limitless free remote drive space. It's worth mentioning that Google Photos' limitless storage is no longer available. (Backblaze, on the other hand, is a flexible option for a wide range of requirements.)

Here's a list of the top ten photo cloud storage websites. Let’s start.

Number 10. Dropbox Basic.
Dropbox is a simple, cloud-based picture storage file solution that performs very well. Unfortunately, the free Basic version is of little use since new users are only given 2GB of online storage, which will quickly run out.

Number 9. Google Photos.
This is the biggest thing. Google Photos uploads and backups any photograph you capture on a smartphone (when on Wi-Fi) automatically and removes any photographs you discover on your computers as long as you agree to its image quality constraints. It does everything for free, in addition.

Number 8. Microsoft OneDrive.

Since OneDrive is a Microsoft product, it is integrated into Windows 10 so that it can be accessed from the operating system, which makes it an easy cloud backup option, like a physical hard disc or SSD. There is also a Mac OS software that enables you to experience comparable things on your Mac, although it is not as sophisticated as the iCloud environment. For iOS and Android smartphones, OneDrive is also accessible.

Number 7. Apple iCloud.

With the flawless application integration of Apple's ecosystem, iCloud is the most acceptable alternative for cloud storage if you have an iPhone or Mac already. iCloud, like Microsoft Windows and OneDrive, is elegantly integrated into the Mac Finder program to offer super-free storage and device sharing.

Number 6. Dropbox.
For years, Dropbox has become the go-to cloud storage option. You just get 2GB for free, so you'll need to upgrade to the 2TB ‘Plus' package, which costs £7.99/$9.99 a month (billed annually) and costs £95.88/$119.88 upfront.

Number 5. Google Drive.
Google Drive is a service that allows you to save files and charges at a sliding scale based upon your desired service and the storage required. You get 15 GB free of charge, but you can upgrade several times. A monthly plan starts at £1.59/$1.99 per 100 GB expenditure and £2.49/$2.99 per 200 GB expenditure and pounds7.99/$9.99 every 2 TB expenditure.

Number 4. Smugmug.
Smugmug is a website builder for hosting picture and video material, rather than a cloud storage provider in the classic sense. Take Flickr, but with a huge redesign and several new features (Smugmug acquired Flickr in 2018). The main advantage is that an infinite number of photos and videos can be uploaded, but restrictions are present. Each image shall be less than 150MB, and videos shall be less than 3GB, the resolution maximum shall be 1080p and the duration shall be 20 minutes.

Number 3. Livedrive.
It gives limitless storage space and the monthly cost is quite good, provided only the contents of a PC or Mac may be backed up using cloud storage services. Automatic backup copies every file modification on your server and saves up to 30 prior versions of changed files if you need to revert to an earlier version.

Number 2. pCloud.
PCloud is a relative cloud storage newbie, but it still headlines and for good cause. This is one of the few suppliers of cloud storage with a one-time, live cost. If you are able to save £350, 2TB of storage and 2TB of download bandwidth to share photographs and movies will go throughout your life (uploading is unlimited). Alternatively, you would receive £175/$175 per 500GB of storage and the same amount of bandwidth to connect.

Number 1. IDrive.
In IDrive, you may quickly and easily sync data with your NAS (Network Attached Storage) disc. You're free to use your device. The $69.50 IDrive Personal plan provides you with 5 Tb of storage every year or 10 TB for a reasonable $99.50. You may start with a 5GB free plan. Both electricity alternatives are also regularly reduced, making them even more reasonable.

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