Google Drive integration for WorkPhotos

Automatically sync job photos to Google Drive.

WorkPhotos helps trade, construction, maintenance and field service teams capture photos by job. With the Google Drive integration enabled, job photos uploaded into WorkPhotos can be automatically copied into your connected Google Drive, keeping your site records backed up, organised and easier for the office to find.

WorkPhotos Google Drive integration welcome image showing that the integration is ready
This welcome file appears in Google Drive after setup, confirming the WorkPhotos Google Drive integration is ready.

Why connect WorkPhotos to Google Drive?

Job photos are useful only when they can be found later. WorkPhotos keeps photos attached to the correct job, while Google Drive gives your business a familiar place to store and access files. Together, they help reduce lost images, messy phone galleries, manual uploads and duplicated folders.

Automatic photo backup

Once the integration is active, photos uploaded to WorkPhotos can sync to the connected Google Drive account without your team manually downloading, naming or moving files.

Organised by job

Photos stay connected to the job they belong to, so office staff can review evidence, progress images and completion photos without chasing people on WhatsApp, email or camera rolls.

Built for field teams

Field staff continue using the WorkPhotos mobile app to create jobs and upload photos. The Google Drive sync works behind the scenes once the workspace integration is enabled.

How the Google Drive setup works

Takes less than 30 seconds to configure.

The Google Drive integration is configured from the WorkPhotos web app. These screenshots show the setup flow: open Integrations, connect Google Drive, choose the Google account, approve access, then return to WorkPhotos with Google Drive enabled.

WorkPhotos web app integrations screen showing Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive connection options
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Open Integrations

In the WorkPhotos web app, open the Integrations page and choose Google Drive.

Google sign in screen asking the user to choose an account for WorkPhotos FileSync
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Choose Google account

Select the Google account that should receive the synced WorkPhotos job photos.

Google confirmation screen showing the user signing back in to WorkPhotos FileSync
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Confirm sign-in

Google confirms the account before continuing with WorkPhotos FileSync.

Google access screen for WorkPhotos FileSync
4

Approve access

Allow WorkPhotos FileSync to connect so job photos can be sent to Drive.

WorkPhotos integrations screen showing Google Drive connected and enabled
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Google Drive is active

Back in WorkPhotos, Google Drive shows as connected and can be enabled for the workspace.

Google Drive integration settings are managed in the WorkPhotos web app, not inside the mobile app.

Create the job. Take the photos. Let the sync run.

Your field team does not need a new Google Drive routine. They continue using the WorkPhotos app: create a job, capture photos, and upload them against the correct job. Once the integration is active, the job photos can then appear in the connected Google Drive folder structure.

Create a new job from the mobile app.
Capture photos directly on site.
Keep images grouped against the job.
Access synced photos later from Google Drive.
WorkPhotos mobile app home screen with New Job button
WorkPhotos mobile app screen creating a new job called Test Job 1
WorkPhotos mobile app camera screen taking a job photo
WorkPhotos mobile app job detail screen showing uploaded job photos

See the job photos in WorkPhotos and Google Drive

These screenshots show the result after upload: the photos are visible in the WorkPhotos web app, and the connected Google Drive contains a WorkPhotos folder, a job folder and the synced image files.

WorkPhotos web app showing Test Job 1 with uploaded job photos

Review photos in the web app

Office users can open the WorkPhotos web app and view the job photos without waiting for someone to send them manually.

Google Drive showing a WorkPhotos folder and a Test Job 1 folder

Find the WorkPhotos folder

Google Drive shows the WorkPhotos integration folder and the job folder created for the uploaded WorkPhotos job.

Google Drive folder showing synced photos from Test Job 1

Open the synced files

The uploaded job photos appear inside Google Drive, making them easier to store, search, share and manage using your existing Google account.

Built for the real problem: photo chaos.

Field photos often end up scattered across phones, message threads, email attachments and random folders. WorkPhotos gives the team a simple job-based capture process, then the Google Drive integration helps your business keep a second organised copy in a storage tool you already use.

Less time asking staff to send photos.
Fewer lost images after jobs are complete.
Better records for customers, disputes and proof of work.
Cleaner handover between field teams and office staff.

What syncs to Google Drive?

The WorkPhotos Google Drive integration is designed for job photo syncing. It helps move uploaded job photos into connected cloud storage, while the main job workflow, team access and photo capture remain inside WorkPhotos.

Synced: job photos

Photos uploaded against jobs in WorkPhotos can be copied to the connected Google Drive account when the integration is active.

Managed: workspace level

The integration is connected for the workspace, so teams can keep each workspace tied to the correct cloud storage location.

Not a replacement for WorkPhotos

Google Drive stores the synced photo files. WorkPhotos remains the place for job-based capture, team workflow and reviewing photos by job.

Common questions

Do I need to upload photos to Google Drive manually?

No. The point of the integration is to avoid manual download and upload steps. After setup, your team can keep uploading photos into WorkPhotos and the connected Google Drive can receive the synced job photo files.

Is the Google Drive integration set up in the mobile app?

No. Setup is handled in the WorkPhotos web app. Field users can keep using the mobile app to create jobs and upload photos after the workspace integration is active.

Does the integration sync every type of WorkPhotos data?

No. The Google Drive integration is for job photos. It is not intended to sync comments, user details, workspace settings or reports.

Can different workspaces use different Google Drive accounts?

Integrations are configured per workspace. If your business uses multiple workspaces, each workspace can be connected separately so photo storage stays organised.

Is Google Drive included on the free plan?

Cloud storage integrations such as Google Drive are part of WorkPhotos paid plans. See the pricing page for current plan details.

Want your WorkPhotos job photos backed up to Google Drive?

Connect Google Drive from the WorkPhotos web app, then start your next job as normal. Your uploaded job photos can be organised in WorkPhotos and synced into Drive for easier storage and access.

Need help checking your setup? Email hello@workphotos.com.