Google Photos Unlimited is a Zygisk-based root module that grants devices free, unlimited backup storage. It achieves this by injecting a dex file and native hooks to spoof Pixel-exclusive device properties directly into the Google Photos application without modifying system files.

I tested this module because I was tired of hitting my Google account storage limits. Under the hood, it temporarily tricks the app into thinking my phone is a Pixel device, granting free backups without breaking anything else. Since the injection runs entirely in-process, it hasn't messed with my custom ROM or triggered any overall system instability.

Core Features

Systemless injection means the tool alters the backup tier in-memory, leaving your /system partition completely untouched.
Granular advanced settings allow you to easily toggle specific fake device signatures or properties if they conflict with other root mods.
Built-in DenyList scripts automatically attempt to stop the Photos app from blocking the necessary hooks during each reboot.
Universal ROM compatibility ensures the exact same Pixel properties are pushed regardless of what phone model or custom firmware you actually run.

Support & Requirements

Root Access: Requires Magisk (with Zygisk enabled), KernelSU, KernelSU Next, or APatch.
Dependencies: If using KernelSU or APatch, you must have the Zygisk Next or ReZygisk module installed.

How to Install

Download the latest release .zip file to your device storage.
Open your root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch) and flash the downloaded file in the modules section.
Reboot your device, snap a test photo, and swipe up on the image to verify the details say it does not count against your account storage.

GPhotos Unlimited