Tether your camera to your phone over USB or Wi-Fi and deliver every shot straight to Google Photos the instant you press the shutter. Auto-albums that the couple can browse the same night.
No laptop, no cables to a computer, no SD-card import — connect your camera to your phone and every shot lands in Google Photos live as you shoot. Here's the full setup, start to finish:
Tether your camera to your phone over USB or the camera's own Wi-Fi — CloudTether supports Canon, Sony, Nikon and Fujifilm bodies.
Connects via Google OAuth — library scope only. Pick where photos should land — one album per session, original-quality uploads, ready to share as a Google Photos link.
Every frame is detected and downloaded at full resolution while you keep shooting — JPEG, or RAW on Pro.
Each photo uploads from your phone once and lands in Google Photos seconds after the shutter — and fans out to any other destinations on the session too (Pro).
Sync directly into Google Photos — albums are created per session, with full-resolution originals preserved alongside your existing library.
One album per session, original-quality uploads, ready to share as a Google Photos link.
Connects via Google OAuth — library scope only.
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Yes. Tether your camera to your phone with CloudTether over USB or Wi-Fi, and every photo uploads to Google Photos in real time as you shoot — no laptop required.
Yes — CloudTether delivers each frame to Google Photos live, seconds after the shutter, while you keep shooting. There's no card-import step: photos upload automatically and instantly as you work.
Connects via Google OAuth — library scope only.
No. Your phone's mobile data handles the upload, so you're covered anywhere you have cellular signal — the camera-to-phone link is USB or the camera's own Wi-Fi.
Yes — on the Pro plan a single session can deliver to Google Photos plus other destinations at once. Each photo uploads from your phone once and fans out, so there are no duplicate uploads.
CloudTether is available on iOS and Android.
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