Better than the Windows Live Photo Gallery screensaver, imho. Google Photos Screensaver is still fantastic. Since they’ve started focusing more on their profitable products (right move, imho), it’s unlikely that we’ll see bugs like this get fixed. Sadly, Google has known about this bug for almost 3 year now and it’s still not fixed. Not a big deal for me since I’m used to using the “Window+L” keys to lock my machine. This sucks if you like to have your machine auto-locked when the screensaver kicks in. You can bulk select them from your desktop on PC using explorer and drag them. The solution is to uncheck that the “On resume…” box. The solution I discovered is to simply create a Google photos album. Why? Because of the “On resume, display logon screen” option: Free Screensavers by extension allows you to download more than 100 screensavers from your browser. It will cause screen flickering and not show any of the images you asked for! Download more than 100 free screensavers for you PC: 3D, Nature, Holidays, Animals, Clock, etc. Unfortunately, the Google Photos screensaver has an annoying issue if you run it on a Windows 7 64 bit machine. Oh and it’s free! Get the screensaver by installing Picasa, Google’s awesome photo manager: (The Google Photos screensaver used to be part of the now defunct “Google Pack”.) As you can see from the settings image above, it can load images from the web, rss, or your local machine. I really like the Google Photos Screensaver because of it’s excellent visual effects options like the “ Ken Burns effect” aka “ Pan and Zoom“:Īnd it works great on dual monitors too by showing different pictures on both.
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