How to Delete Multiple (Or All) Photos on Facebook

Facebook is a go-to place for sharing life updates with friends. However, you might feel some posts better remain out of your account over time. Hence, if you plan to delete multiple (or all) photos on Facebook, this guide is for you.

delete multiple Facebook photos at once

As of writing this guide, there is no official way to remove all pictures from Facebook at once. However, we found workarounds for mass deleting Facebook photos. So, let’s get started.

Also read: How to deactivate or permanently delete your Facebook account

Method 1: Remove All Your Pictures From Facebook

Facebook allows users to delete up to 50 photos uploaded by them. We have mentioned the steps to follow below.

On PC

Step 1: Open Facebook on your browser and log in to your account.

Step 2: Click your profile picture at the top right corner and select your account name.

Choose the profile picture at the top right corner and select your account name

Step 3: Scroll down and choose Manage Posts.

Choose Manage posts

Step 4: Select the photos you want to delete.

Tip: You can filter out the posts you want to delete using the Filter tab at the top right corner. Here, you can view posts based on Year, Posted By, Privacy, and Tagged Posts.

Step 5: Once selected, click Next.

Choose the posts and then click Next

Step 6: Choose Delete posts and click Done.

Tip: You can also choose Hide posts. This will hide the post from your timeline.

Choose delete posts and click Done

The posts and photos will be instantly deleted. Hence, it’s better to think wisely before deleting the post.

On iOS or Android Device

Step 1: Open the Facebook app on your smartphone and tap your profile picture icon to open your profile.

Step 2: Scroll down and tap Manage posts.

Step 3: Select the posts and tap Next.

Step 4: Tap Delete Posts.

Step 5: Choose Delete Posts again to confirm.

Tap Delete Poss to confirm

Also read: How to hide all Facebook posts from public or friends

Method 2: Mass Delete Facebook Photos Using Activity Logs

Besides the steps mentioned above, you can delete multiple Facebook photos simultaneously using the Activity Log option. The steps are mentioned below.

On PC

Step 1: Open Facebook on your browser and log in to your account.

Step 2: Click the profile picture at the top right corner and choose ‘Settings & privacy.’

Choose profile icon and select settings

Step 3: Select Activity log.

Choose Activity log

Step 4: Expand ‘Your activity across Facebook’ in the sidebar and select Posts.

Step 5: Click the three dots next to the post you want to remove and choose ‘Move to Recycle bin.’

Choose activity across facebook select posts and choose the post you want to delete

Step 6: Choose ‘Move to Recycle bin’.

Choose move to recycle bin

Step 8: To completely delete the post, scroll down and choose Recycle bin from the sidebar.

Choose Recycle bin

Step 9: Select the posts to delete and click Delete.

Choose the posts to delete and click Delete

Step 10: Choose Delete to confirm.

Choose Delete to confirm 3

On Android or iPhone

Step 1: Open Facebook > tap the hamburger menu > choose the gear icon at the top right corner.

Step 2: Scroll down and tap Activity log under Your activity.

Step 3: Tap ‘Your activity across Facebook’ and select Manage posts.

Step 4: Tap the three dots next to the post you want to delete and choose Delete or ‘Move To Trash.’

Step 5: Choose ‘Move To Trash’ or Delete to confirm.

Step 6: To remove the post completely, tap Trash and select the posts you want to delete.

Tip: If needed, you can also choose All.

Step 7: Choose the three dots at the bottom right corner.

Step 8: Select Delete to confirm.

Choose Delete to confirm 4

Method 3: Delete Multiple Photos on Facebook by Deleting Albums

Besides the steps mentioned above, you can delete multiple Facebook photos at once by deleting the picture albums on Facebook. However, the steps will only work with the picture album you have created. As of writing this guide, you can only perform these steps on a browser.

Step 1: Open Facebook and log in to your account.

Step 2: Click your profile icon at the top right corner and choose your profile.

Choose the profile picture at the top right corner and select your account name

Step 3: Scroll down and select ‘See All Photos.’

Chosoe See all photos

Step 4: Choose Albums and click the three dots at the top right corner of the album you want to delete.

Choose Album and click the three dots at the top right corner of the album

Step 5: Select Delete album.

Choose delete album

Step 6: Click Delete Album to confirm.

Choose Delete album to confirm

Method 4: Remove Tags From Pictures on Facebook

Facebook also offers the option to remove the photos tagged with your account. This helps if you don’t want the tagged photo someone uploaded to appear on your timeline.

On PC

Step 1: Open Facebook > log in to your account > click your profile picture at the top right corner and select your profile.

Choose the profile picture at the top right corner and select your account name

Step 2: Choose Manage Posts.

Choose Manage posts

Step 3: Select the photos to remove the tags from.

Tip: You can also use the filter option to show posts based on date and select to show only posts uploaded by others.

Step 4: After selecting the posts, choose Next.

Choose the posts and select Next

Step 5: Choose Remove tags and click Done.

Tip: You can also choose Hide posts to hide the post from your timeline.

Choose Remove tags and tap Done 1

On Facebook Mobile App

Step 1: Open the Facebook app > tap your profile picture icon and select your profile.

Step 2: Scroll down > tap Manage posts.

Step 3: Here, select the posts and tap Next.

Step 4: Tap Remove tags to confirm.

Remove Memories You Don’t Want Others to See

While Facebook doesn’t offer official ways to delete multiple (or all) photos on Facebook, these workarounds ensure the world only sees what you want them to see. Also, learn how to see who is stalking your Facebook profile.

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Last updated on 31 October, 2023

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