Editorial guidelines
When talking about Google Photos, or referring to Google Photos in text, please keep in mind the following requirements.
Editorial Guidelines
Google Photos is the product name to be used on all user communications, including on mobile and the web. It’s never just “Photos”. The P in “Photos” must always be capitalized.
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Google Photos |
Use Google Photos.
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Photos |
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Google’s photos |
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Google photos |
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Google Photo |
Do not use these examples.
Please do not separate Google Photos onto two lines.
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Keep Google Photos on one line. |
Keep Google Photos in one line
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Do not separate Google Photos onto two lines. |
Do not separate Google Photos.
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with Google Photos |
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from Google Photos |
Use “with” or “from” Google Photos.
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on Google Photos |
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in Google Photos |
Do not use “in” or “on” Google Photos.
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photos from Google Photos |
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Your Google Photos library |
Use “photos from Google Photos” or “your Google Photos library.”
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your Google Photos |
Do not use “your Google Photos.”
When referencing any of the product benefits, make sure to attribute them to Google Photos.
Works With Google Photos messaging
Works With Google Photos
When introducing your partnership with Google Photos, use the messaging copy provided below.
Short
Long
“{Partner Name} works with Google Photos.”
“{Device Name} works with Google Photos.”
“{Partner Name} works with Google Photos. A home for all your photos, automatically organized and easy to find.”
Highlighting Google Photos benefits
Google Photos is the product name on mobile and web. This is the branded term to be used in all user communication. Do not use the name of the API or any API when promoting the integration with Google Photos to consumers.
When referencing any of the product benefits, make sure to attribute them to Google Photos.