Manage photos, videos, and albums in Google Photos

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Google Photos Assistant (not to be confused with the Google Assistant AI digital helper) is designed to help you keep track of your library of photos and videos. It will generate cards with.

Service: photoslibrary.googleapis.com

It allows you to reduce the clutter in your main Google Photos library: send a photo to the Archive and it will disappear from the main thumbnail grid – but it will still be accessible. After that, make sure you’re running the latest version of Google Photos on your Android or iPhone.Launch the app, tap on Library, and then tap on Utilities.Here, Google will give you plenty of.

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Service endpoint

A service endpoint is a base URL that specifies the network address of an API service. One service might have multiple service endpoints. This service has the following service endpoint and all URIs below are relative to this service endpoint:

• https://photoslibrary.googleapis.com

REST Resource: v1.albums

Methods
addEnrichment	POST /v1/albums/{albumId}:addEnrichment Adds an enrichment at a specified position in a defined album.
batchAddMediaItems	POST /v1/albums/{albumId}:batchAddMediaItems Adds one or more media items in a user's Google Photos library to an album.
batchRemoveMediaItems	POST /v1/albums/{albumId}:batchRemoveMediaItems Removes one or more media items from a specified album.
create	POST /v1/albums Creates an album in a user's Google Photos library.
get	GET /v1/albums/{albumId} Returns the album based on the specified albumId.
list	GET /v1/albums Lists all albums shown to a user in the Albums tab of the Google Photos app.
patch	PATCH /v1/albums/{album.id} Update the album with the specified id.
share	POST /v1/albums/{albumId}:share Marks an album as shared and accessible to other users.
unshare	POST /v1/albums/{albumId}:unshare Marks a previously shared album as private.

REST Resource: v1.mediaItems

Methods
batchCreate	POST /v1/mediaItems:batchCreate Creates one or more media items in a user's Google Photos library.
batchGet	GET /v1/mediaItems:batchGet Returns the list of media items for the specified media item identifiers.
get	GET /v1/mediaItems/{mediaItemId} Returns the media item for the specified media item identifier.
list	GET /v1/mediaItems List all media items from a user's Google Photos library.
patch	PATCH /v1/mediaItems/{mediaItem.id} Update the media item with the specified id.
search	POST /v1/mediaItems:search Searches for media items in a user's Google Photos library.

REST Resource: v1.sharedAlbums

Methods
get	GET /v1/sharedAlbums/{shareToken} Returns the album based on the specified shareToken.
join	POST /v1/sharedAlbums:join Joins a shared album on behalf of the Google Photos user.
leave	POST /v1/sharedAlbums:leave Leaves a previously-joined shared album on behalf of the Google Photos user.
list	GET /v1/sharedAlbums Lists all shared albums available in the Sharing tab of the user's Google Photos app.

Using the Google Photos Library API your app can read, write, and share photos and videos inGoogle Photos.

The Library API is a RESTfulAPI with JSON payload. The structureof the API is based on the product concepts of Google Photos:

• Library: media stored in the user'sGoogle Photos account.
• Albums: media collections which can beshared with other users.
• Media items: photos, videos, andtheir metadata.
• Sharing: feature that enables users toshare their media with other users.

Try our Google Photos APIs Codelab. This codelab walks you through building a mobile application that uses the sharing and upload functionality of the Google Photos Library API in Flutter.

Authorization

Like other Google REST APIs, the Library API uses OAuth2.0 to handle authorization.Your app can request access to the user's Google Photos library via thevarious authorizationscopes provided by theAPI.

Note that the Library API does not support service accounts; to use thisAPI, users must be signed in to a valid Google Account.

Using the Library API

Before you get started on your app development, keep the following in mind:

• UX guidelines for designing your app
• The Library API limits andquotas

Explore the API

To try out the Library API without writing any code, use the API Exploreravailable in the reference documentation.

Here are some methods to try using the API Explorer:

• List your albums.
• Apply filters to a media itemsearch.

Check out our code sample that shows some of the keyfeatures of the Library API.

Partner program

You can integrate with the Google Photos Library API without joining the partner program.However, if your app is likely to exceed the general availability quotalimit, or if you require acommercial agreementto use the Library API, express interest in the Google Photospartner program.

Learn more

Some places to go from here:

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• Get started: configure your project andtry out the sample.
• Guides: the how-to guides and concepts aroundusing the Library API.
• Reference: the API reference documentation
• Support: the support options forrequesting help or giving feedback.