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Easily convert and upload iPhone ProRAW photos and ProRes videos to Google Photos. This app handles various formats and ensures your media is compatible, preserving original timestamps and offering background uploads.
What's New in PhotoPusher for Google Photos
1.2
April 10, 2026
Improved Google sign-in experience.
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FAQ
What is PhotoPusher for Google Photos?
PhotoPusher for Google Photos is a paid application designed to convert your iPhone's ProRAW photos and ProRes videos into formats compatible with Google Photos, allowing you to upload them directly. It supports over 48 different image and video formats.
Does PhotoPusher for Google Photos have ads?
No, PhotoPusher for Google Photos does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application with a one-time purchase price of $4.99.
What devices does PhotoPusher for Google Photos support?
PhotoPusher for Google Photos is a universal purchase, meaning it works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It requires iOS 17.0 or later.
How does PhotoPusher for Google Photos handle privacy?
PhotoPusher for Google Photos prioritizes user privacy. All conversion processes occur directly on your device, ensuring no personal data is sent to third parties.
Can PhotoPusher for Google Photos upload to specific albums?
Yes, PhotoPusher for Google Photos supports uploading your converted media directly to specific albums within your Google Photos library.
Does PhotoPusher for Google Photos preserve original timestamps?
Yes, PhotoPusher for Google Photos features EXIF date preservation, meaning your uploaded photos and videos will retain their original timestamps.
How often is PhotoPusher for Google Photos updated?
The latest version of PhotoPusher for Google Photos is 1.2, which was last updated on April 10, 2026. Updates typically address bug fixes and feature enhancements.
What are the quality settings for conversions in PhotoPusher for Google Photos?
PhotoPusher for Google Photos allows for adjustable quality settings for both photos and videos. You can choose between HEIC or JPEG output for photos, and H.264 or H.265 for videos.




