

Don’t just re-run it per instructions, refresh the page first. At that moments, I just refresh the web page and re-run the tool (actually the javascript) in the console. Sometimes during the deletion, it may tell you that “No more images to delete” while you still have many to go.As long as your network speed and machine’s memory can afford, you can zoom out the page to the extreme (it doesn’t matter you can see the text on that zoom level or not). So the more images can be loaded in one page, the more it will delete in one batch. The tool will help you to delete all images on current page and then reload the page. Step 3 Select all of the deleted photos that you want to recover then click the recovery icon at the top-right of the page. Step 2 Click the 3-lines icon at the top-left of the page and click Photos then Trash. You can try to zoom out (to allow more images loaded in current webpage). Step 1 Open a web browser and go to the Google Photos page, and sign in with your account.Look at, I see 100+ replies on the same ask. However, since I have years of photos stored in Google Photos, it will still be crazy!Īnd this is not just my challenge. I can either select photos one by one or by date which is a little more efficient. Its web page doesn’t provide a handy way to do that. However, this can be crazy if you have a lot of photos in Google Photos. Open the Bin folder in the upper-right corner of the screen.

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At the end of the day, my purpose is to free up storage to bring back Gmail. Navigate to the Google Photos Library section on the bottom tab of the screen. Now it sounds better, right? Delete all photos from Google PhotosĪfter I download all photoes and open the zip files to double check they are not corrupted, my next challenge becomes how to delete all photos from Google Photos. So I actually go back and create another export with “10G” as the size so that I end up with 6 links.
