[EASY] Directly Parsing Magnet Links to Google Photos

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• User Case: Is It Possible to Download Magnet Links to Google Photos Directly?
• Solution 1: Parse Magnet Links to Google Photos with uTorrent
• Solution 2: Directly Parse Magnet Links to Google Photos with MultCloud
• Conclusion

User Case: Is It Possible to Download Magnet Links to Google Photos Directly?

Solution 1: Parse Magnet Links to Google Photos with uTorrent

If you have the above user needs, you can use a third-party parsing tool to download data from the magnet link to your computer, and then upload photos or upload videos to Google Photos.

Step 1: Open the uTorrent app on your device and click the "Add torrent +" button.

Step 2: Copy and paste the magnet link to the popup to add the magnet link to uTorrent. Then click "Add torrent".

Step 3: Select the exact file to download from the magnet link.

Step 4: Go to the Google Photos web page and manually upload the downloaded files to Google Photos.

Although the above method works, many users may encounter some difficulties when using regular torrent clients (such as uTorrent, BitTorrent, etc.) to download torrents.

Solution 2: Directly Parse Magnet Links to Google Photos with MultCloud

So, if you have a way to download torrents directly to your Google Photos, you'll save a lot of time and energy doing other things. To directly add magnet links to download files to Google Photos, you can try MultCoud, which is a handy tool. You can use MultCoud to transfer files from URLs, torrent files, magnet links or other sources directly to your cloud account.

Cloud drives that can be added: Dropbox, Dropbox Business, Google Drive, Google Workspace, Google Photos, OneDrive, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business, MEGA, Flickr, Box, Box for Business, pCloud, Amazon S3, Wasabi, SugarSync, Evernote, CloudMe, Cubby, MyDrive, WEB.DE, Yandex, HiDrive, MySQL, Egnyte, Putio, Backblaze, MediaFire, ownCloud, ADrive, Baidu, even NAS, WebDAV, FTP/SFTP, Shared with me and Shared Drive.

 

Next are the detailed operation steps.

Step 1. Register. Visit MultCloud and create a free account. You will need to enter your preferred email and password. Then click "Create Account".

Step 2. Add your Google Photos account to MultCloud. Click "Add Cloud" to select the OneDrive you want to add, then follow the prompts to grant MultCloud access to the account you want to connect.

Step 3. Transfer files from the magnet link to Google Photos. Click "Remote Upload" on the left side of the interface, and then click the "Create Task" button. In the popup, copy the magnet link you downloaded into the appropriate box, then select Google Photos to save the file. Then click "Save to Cloud".

After successfully parsing the magnet link, select the file to download, and finally click the "Download" button to complete this task.

With MultCloud, the data contained in the magnet link will be easily parsed and the file can be transferred directly to the corresponding cloud drive. This simple operation is more friendly to novices, and it also avoids virus infection caused by downloading other applications. Compared with other methods, you can download the required files without downloading the magnet link downloader, which saves the operation of uploading files to the cloud drive.

Conclusion

With the method above, you can transfer files from magnet links to Google Photos, such as your favorite movies and pictures. For any data you want to save to the cloud, you can find the corresponding magnet link to download to Google Photos.

In addition, you can also use the Cloud Transfer, Team Transfer, Cloud Sync, and Cloud Backup functions provided by MultCloud to complete cloud-to-cloud migration, sync, or backup operations. Adding multiple accounts to MultCloud also facilitates data management and migration.