Google is including a brand new “Save to Photos” button to Gmail which you’ll be able to press to routinely save an emailed picture to Google Photos, the company has announced. It’s rolling out to non-public Gmail customers, Google Workspace, G Suite Basic, and G Suite Business clients over the subsequent couple of weeks and shall be obtainable alongside the prevailing “Add to Drive” button. Unfortunately it solely works on JPEGs in the meanwhile. Sorry PNG stans.

It’s time to be getting a extra handy manner so as to add photos to Google Photos, as a result of the service’s storage choices are getting a giant overhaul on June 1st. At that point, the service’s limitless storage for “high quality” pictures will disappear and shall be changed with a 15GB cap. Importantly, any photos uploaded earlier than the change comes into drive received’t rely in the direction of the brand new restrict.

In different phrases, begin smashing that “Save to Photos” button and profit from your free uploads whereas they’re nonetheless obtainable. Check out our exhaustive explainer for a whole rundown of the modifications coming to Google Photos subsequent month, together with how they apply to Pixel house owners who received free Google Photos uploads as a part of their buy.