More Google One features and member benefits – Google One (2024)

FAQs

What are extra member benefits in Google One? ›

Every Google Account comes with 15 GB of storage for Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. When you subscribe to Google One, your total storage increases to 100 GB or more depending on the plan you choose. You also get Google Photos editing features and more — which you can share with up to 5 other people.

Make complex edits easy in Google Photos

Get unlimited saves in Magic Editor with a Google One Premium plan. Magic Editor in Google Photos can reposition objects, improve backgrounds, and more with the help of generative AI.

If you get a Google One membership, you'll unlock additional features like expanded cloud storage, support from our team of Google experts, and exclusive benefits.

Anyone in a family group can purchase a Google One membership and share it with their whole family, up to 6 members total, at no extra cost.

The main benefit of a Google One plan is the extra cloud storage you can share with up to five family members. While families can share the same space, personal photos and files are accessible only to each owner unless you specifically choose to share them.

Google Photos started out as a completely free and unlimited service, but now, that's all changing. Starting June 1, users will now have to pay for storage above the 15 gigabytes Google gives everyone for free.

Google's Dark Web reports feature lets you check if your personal information has been leaked as part of a data breach or available on the dark web. Last year, Google introduced a new feature called 'Dark Web reports' for Google One subscribers.

Google One Premium membership now includes Nest Aware and Fitbit Premium subscriptions at no additional cost to eligible members. If you aren't subscribed to a Google One Premium membership, learn how to upgrade your membership.

If you delete your plan, you keep everything you store in Google Photos, Drive, and Gmail. You only delete data about your Google One plan, like settings and support chats.

You won't be able to back up any new stuff, and Google Photos will no longer accept new images and videos. It's crucial to remember that previous images and videos won't be immediately removed. Users have two years of grace after ceasing to use Google before any content is permanently removed.

What happens to Google storage if I stop paying? ›

If you cancel your storage plan, you'll lose all additional storage for your account. At the end of your billing cycle, you may be over quota. If you're over your storage quota for 2 years, all the content that counts toward your storage quota may be deleted.

Unfortunately, there is one drawback here: there is no way to allocate a specified amount of storage to any one user. Instead, the total amount of storage space available for the account is equally split between all members.

If you use services like Google Drive, Google Photos, Gmail, and Docs heavily, subscribing is a no-brainer—it's a fine deal for the cloud storage alone. You can find cheaper online storage and more powerful photo apps elsewhere, but you have to buy each of them separately.

When you upgrade to a paid Google One monthly subscription, your total storage increases to 100 GB or more, depending on the plan you choose. You also get extra member benefits and access to support from Google experts -- all of which you can share with your family.

When you upgrade to a paid Google One monthly subscription, your total storage increases to 100 GB or more, depending on the plan you choose. You also get extra member benefits and access to support from Google experts -- all of which you can share with your family.

If your storage plan is canceled or expires

If you cancel your storage plan, you'll lose all additional storage for your account. At the end of your billing cycle, you may be over quota. If you're over your storage quota for 2 years, all the content that counts toward your storage quota may be deleted.