Google announced that its free photo library service Google Photos will no longer provide unlimited cloud storage starting June 1.

Google Photos allows billions of people to store unlimited photos and videos up to 16MP and 1080p resolution. According to Slashgear. Globally, 28 million photos are uploaded to the platform every week.

Starting on June 1, users will get up to 15GB of free storage space. But you can pay to subscribe to Google One to continue using the service.

Existing high-quality image and video files will not be subject to storage restrictions, but any uploaded files in the future will count towards 15GB.To track the remaining storage space, you can Check your account Estimate when you will run out of space.

Google Photos will count the photos in the 15GB of free storage allocated by each user into its previous free database. Users of Pixel devices will still get free unlimited storage space.

David Leib, the head of Google Photos, said after tweeting that the move was announced in November 2020.

The platform will also provide a new feature on June 1st that will use AI to analyze stored files and suggest whether you want to eliminate blurry photos.

The price of the Google One plan varies. For 100 GB of storage, the monthly cost of this plan is $1.99 or $19.99 per year. A 200GB storage slot will cost you $2.99 ??per month or $29.99 per year, while a 2TB storage space will cost you $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year.

It also provides larger plans for organizations or professionals who need more storage space.

Another service similar to Google One is Microsoft OneDrive. The single-user plan provides 5GB of free storage space, and then you can start paying more.

The price of 100GB of storage space is the same as Google, at $1.99, then the 1TB package is $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year. They also have other software packages that combine photo storage with Microsoft suite and Skype.