Google-photos – Google Photos is using all of the quota even though I’m uploading as “High quality”

I don't know when it was added, but shortly after the functionality for naming groups of faces in Android and iOS it is now available on the web interface of Google Photos.

1. Click into the "Search" box
2. Find a group of faces you want to name. You may need to click "More" to see all of the groups

3. Click "Who's this? Add a private label to search by name" and give the group a name.

   You'll be prompted with names of people in your Contacts and possibly in your Google+ Circles, but you can put any text you want.

Now you can search for that person by the name you have given.

This is also how you can merge two face groups when a single person has been mistakenly identified as two different people.

More information from Google Support.

Do note: Facial recognition/grouping is not available in all countries.

TL;DR:

Just go to this link, you can see that it summarizes all the information that you want to see as long as it is related to your account storage.

Explanation:

Google has a habit of combining all of our account in different services that they offer and because of that most of the time we are confuse. So here's the explanation regarding this link

General View:

If you hover your mouse at the graph you can see specifically the total free and consumed space in your storage.

Since I am using the High quality (free unlimited storage) settings in my photos and videos I can safely assume that there are 0.06 GB storage that consumes my storage.

Because of that we can assume that:

1. It is still not converted to High quality (free unlimited storage)
2. Maybe it is converted already but I didn't delete the original copy of it in my google drive.