How To Delete All Photos from iPhone in One Purge

Deleting mass photos on your iPhone one by one is tedious. We all need to wipe away files to reclaim precious space on iPhone or for some other reason like confidentiality. The nuclear route offers military precision to obliterate the entire photo repository in one fell swoop.

Remember you’ll blow everything into smithereens-nuked and gone. For iCloud Photos, deleting a file on one device removes it across all platforms signed in the same Apple ID. There’s a Recently Deleted album that stores these items for 30 days before frittering away forever.

You’ll acquaint yourself with fast, easy techniques on how to delete all photos from iPhone in this article.

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Part 1. How to Remove Photos in Bulk on iPhone

Decluttering iPhone Photos with PowerMyMac

Deleting tons of photos from your iPhone offers an effective way to reclaim storage for files loaded on iCloud and computers. iMyMac PowerMyMac offers a safe pair of hands to farm out iPhoto junk and duplicates stashed in the cloud. It saves you the stresses of manually deleting litter with eight cleaning categories.

PowerMyMac's Junk Cleaner tool reduces the amount of your repository on iTunes, iPhoto, and iCloud by wiping away useless image caches. Moreover, it includes a preview feature to allow you to predetermine disposables. Tidying up iPhoto means you don’t choke it with unnecessary files.

If you add images to your iPhone from iTunes, PowerMyMac sloughs off iTunes junk. You can’t purge them directly from your iPhone in the Photos app.

Below are the steps on how to delete all photos from iPhone:

Step 1. Launch PowerMyMac

Download, install and launch PowerMyMac on your personal computer.

Step 2. Scan Your Photos on Mac

Click the Junk Cleaner module. Allow PowerMyMac to access data on your Mac, then click on the SCAN button to start scan all photos on your Mac.

Step 3. View Results and Select All Photo Junks to Clean

After scanning, preview the results. Then choose all the photo jinks you want to clean up.

Step 4. Clean Photo Junks

After selecting the photo junks, click on the CLEAN button and wait for the cleaning process until it’s completed.

Delete Photos on iPhone by Tapping the Trash Icon

Get a bird’s eye view of the storage space available on your device by tapping Settings> General> [Device] Storage.

1. Open the Photos app and tap on Select.
2. Tap each file that you wish to delete.
3. Tap on the trash icon to delete multiple photos.

However, the deleted items still hang around in the Recently Deleted album. You can force-delete before 30 days. When you remove an image from this album, you can’t retrieve it.

1. Launch the Photos app and scroll to the Albums tab.
2. Launch the Recently Deleted album and hit Select.
3. Tap each file that you want to nuke.
4. Tap on Delete and authorize to delete multiple photos.

Part 2. Mass Delete Images from iPhone Sources Directly

Camera Roll

You can wipe away bulk pictures from iPhone Camera Roll after importing to Photo. Some users have thousands of photos and they can’t delete them manually. They also find it difficult to scoop them all in bulk.

Go to the Photos app and tap an image you don’t want, hit the Trash icon to wipe away. If you want to annihilate mass pictures, click on Select on the top left corner and select those photos. Tap the Trash icon to clean them out.

Collections

If you accumulated photos on a determinable date, you can pinpoint and delete multiple files. Launch Photos app, dart a glance at the tab at the bottom on the left and tap the collections you want to delete. Hit “Select” and then click the Trash icon to nuke all the images.

Sync with Mac

Apple’s ecosystem allows Mac users to all data at their fingertips across multiple devices. Any changes you make on your laptop will be replicated on your phone. Pair the devices to the iCloud photo library to use your Mac to launch your nuclear strike.

Head for the Photos app on your Mac and click any picture. Next, hold down Command + A simultaneously to highlight them all. Hit backspace to feed them into ‘Recently Deleted’ part on the left side of the window.

Now click “Recently Deleted’, scoop them again and delete permanently. This action will reclaim precious space on your iPhone and other devices signed in with the same iCloud account.

If you inadvertently delete a picture, you can retrieve it within 30 days in the Recently Deleted album. When you revive media files, they relocate into All Photos album.

1. Launch the Photos app and scroll to the Albums tab.
2. Click the Recently Deleted album and tap on Select.
3. Tap each file you wish to keep.
4. Click on Recover and confirm to reinstate the images.