Since the basic concept of Live Photos still boils down to the ability to take still photos and quick videos simultaneously, there are different ways to achieve this functionality on Android. If you're jealous of iPhone users, you certainly don't need to be - there are several great ways to recreate Live Photos on Android. Here’s what to do in iOS 14.6.Apple didn't invent the concept of photos with videos embedded (that credit goes to HTC and their Zoe feature), but they sure did popularize this functionality when they came out with Live Photos. Recipients must also have a Google account, but if they don’t, Google Photos users can still share images via text or email. It’s easy to do without without leaving the app. Google Photos lets you message individual photos to your Google contacts. To download any images you want, tap the three-dot menu button at the upper right, and tap Download. Google Photos comes preinstalled on most Android devices, so if you set up the app to sync, then all images you upload to Google Photos will automatically appear. If you have an Android phone or tablet, you can easily sync your Google Photos account so that any photos shot on the iPhone are automatically viewable on your Android device via the online app. When you share photos or albums, the link will be sent to the people you share with, but anyone who has the shared link can view the album or photos. If you share an album that automatically adds photos, anyone with the album link can view added photos in real time. You can share directly with anyone with a Google account, or everyone else, you can create a sharable link. Google Photos lets you share albums with groups of people, who can also add to a common photo collection. You can elect to store your photos in High Quality, which is compressed to 16MP - ample for most non-commercial and online purposes - though you are now limited to 15GB storage for all your Google apps, including Photos. Not only can it sync your Apple Photos collection to its server, but you can also share your photos and photo albums via the Google Photos app, any messaging app, or a cloud link. Google Photos comes free with your Google account and is available as a standalone app on the App Store.
Note that images texted from iOS to Android phones are heavily compressed and might look low resolution.
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