google drive download all not all photos

If you need help unzipping your file transfer, check out this article here. With Chrome and Firefox you are also given the option of choosing where to save the file. This can be changed to a different location on your computer, just check out these instructions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. In most cases, your file will be stored in your computer's 'Downloads' folder. The download progress should be visible at the bottom of your browser window (in Chrome and Internet Explorer), in the Downloads window (Firefox or older Safari versions), or in a little button in the top right corner of the window (newer Safari versions). We download all files through the browser, so you will not see the download progress in WeTransfer itself, and you may not be asked where to store the file. Your download will start in your browser and once it’s done, it’s all yours to enjoy. Then you can either preview the files before downloading them, download individual files or click 'Download all' to download the whole bundle of files in one go. You will then be redirected to a download page on our website. I only mention Google Drive because we had already backed up all these photos to there and bought the extra storage way back when.Quite easy, actually! Click the button that says 'Get your files' in the email you received that looks like the one pictured below. Again, we’re talking about 9 gb of pictures so Drop box or even iCloud isn’t an option. If anyone can shed some light on how this could be done with Google Drive or even some other means, I would very much appreciate it. I’d like to do this on my end before sending the tablet to my in-laws as they’re not technologically inclined and I don’t know how reliable their Internet connection is. My question now is… How can I download photos/files from Google Drive to the actual iPad? I’ve poked around online and have come across information on how to upload documents to google Drive, but nothing really about getting a batch of pictures off Google Drive and on to the iPad. And indeed, everything shows up from within the app. I figured the simplest way to get them on there was to download Google Drive and install it on her iPad and log in with my wife’s Drive information as they’re all backed up to there.

The iPad is associated with my mother-in-law’s Apple ID so my understanding is that I can’t just plug it into my computer and transfer them that way. So I’m sending an iPad to my in-laws in Germany and am trying to get some photos on to it for them.

Google drive download all not all photos