Google drive makes it easy to host images online and share it anywhere. I hope this information helped you, and if you have any further questions, feel free to ask in the comments.TL:DR- Convert the link generated by Google drive from /view?usp=sharing to for use in your image tag Just keep in mind that you only have 5 GB of storage by default on your Drive, unless you opt to buy more from Google. Another great benefit of the unity between Google+ and Drive is that you can easily upload scores of photos at one time, right from your desktop. Now you are ready to post a high res photo to Google+Īnd there you have it folks! A simple and easy way to share your photo to G+ at a higher level of detail than before. Navigate to the photo you want to post, click it, and hit select. Now you will see "From Google Drive", click on that, and you will be greeted with a window that has your Drive folders and files.
To add a photo from your Drive, click the photo icon that you would normally use to upload a photo, then click the arrow at the bottom of that list to expand. Once your photos have uploaded to Drive, you can head over to Google+ and create a new photo post. Once you create this folder, go ahead and add your high res photos and then they will begin to upload in the background. It isn't necessary to create a specific photos folder, but I find it keeps things a bit more organized, especially if you have a lot of items in Drive. Once you have Google Drive setup on your PC or Mac, navigate to the folder it created and create a folder called photos. Once you are logged in, on the left side of the screen, click on "Download Drive for PC" (or Mac). The first thing you will need to do is head out to and log in with the Gmail account you use to log into Google+. Now users have the ability to upload full resolution photos and share them on Google+, here's how. For those of you not familiar, Drive is Google's cloud based storage offering. One such unity, is that of Google+ and Google Drive. As you probably expect, Google is always at work trying to improve and unify their products.
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