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In a word, Amazon cloud drive not syncing problems are highlighted. They can’t find these synced files in Amazon drive after the sync operation finished, or could not sync files that they want, or it’s just stuck while syncing.īesides, Amazon Photos becomes unresponsive sometimes. Nevertheless, its sync features is a headache for many users. Choose Sync tab on the main window of Amazon Photos, and drag and drop your files to Amazon Photos, specify the location, and click Select, it will start sync now.

Amazon Photos will inform you to choose Amazon Drive Folder to save the sync files, and select Local Sync Folder (by default, it’s located in C:/Users/Your username/Amazon Drive if you not modify the location), press Start sync button.Ĥ. And the Amazon Photos will restart and your desktop will get Amazon Drive shortcut for you to sync. Select Sync tab, and choose Enable Sync.ģ. Open Amazon Photos interface, click Settings icon at the top right corner to go to Preferences.Ģ. You can upgrade your free 5 GB account to a paid yearly subscription plan for more storage space.Īlthough Amazon Drive does not offer sync feature in web, you could still use it, here is how to enable sync feature in Amazon Photos application in Windows 10:ġ. It offers 5 GB of free storage space to store photos, videos, documents and much more. Amazon Cloud Drive is an online storage service which allows you to backup photos, videos, music, documents to access from anywhere on any device. If you download and install 'Amazon Cloud Drive Desktop Application' on your computer, it creates a dedicated folder i.e 'Cloud Drive' on your computer. The 'Amazon Cloud Drive Desktop Application' allows you to upload, download, share photos and videos with others. However, Amazon cloud drive does not offer file sync features in web while the app Amazon Photos (also called Amazon Backup) for Windows/IOS/ Android supports sync feature. How to Enable Sync Feature in Amazon Cloud Drive?Īmazon provides you Amazon Cloud Drive, which help you to store files, documents, music, etc.