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Select & Delete all or Multiple Google Photos at Once (Securely) Sick of that “Gmail is running out of space” nag? Or already backed up all your photos to iCloud and now google photos has *duplicated* them—eating up your storage? Manually deleting tens of thousands of Google photos? Ugh… total grind 😫 ✅ Use this extension to one-click select and delete all your Google photos. Zero dollars and zero patience required. **💡 How to Use:** 1. Ensure you’re on the main [photos.google.com](http://photos.google.com) website with the grid view of your photos (not inside any albums) 2. Open the “*Delete all Google Photos in Bulk*” extension in Chrome. 3. You should see a small pop-up. Enter the number of photos you want to delete. 10,000 is default (and max). You can run it multiple times if needed. 4. Click “*Start Deletion Process*” 5. Confirm by clicking “*Move to Trash*” pop-up Your photos should now be moved to trash. Don’t forget to “*empty trash*” later. ✨ If this saved you a few hours, consider buying me a coffee here: https://buymeacoffee.com/shipitdigital Appreciate it :) ✨ **Permissions:** This extension needs permission to access the website photos.google.com to automate bulk selection of photos. It does NOT collect or store any of your pictures. You can read our privacy policy here: https://deleteallphotos.click/privacy-policy
Apr 10, 2025
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