How to: Delete all photos off an iPhone

June 16th, 2008

Update: Somewhat unrelated, new post called How to: Delete photos from within Smart Albums in iPhoto.

For an entire year I’ve wanted to be able to do this easily. And I think I’ve now found the best way to do this without the possible side-effect of losing all of your photos on your iPhone.

One of the problems with the iPhone is that you can’t delete all of the photos you’ve taken within from within the iPhone’s interface. If you, like me, sync your iPhone photos with your iPhoto Library then you’ve no doubt noticed that iPhoto does let you delete all of the photos you are currently importing. But, if you’ve imported several times then iPhoto will only allow you to delete the current photos being imported.

So you’re only option has been to create a new iPhoto Library, import all of your iPhone’s photos again, and ask iPhoto to delete the photos when the task is complete. Or, you could click delete on every single photo on your iPhone one-at-a-time.

Solution: Use Image Capture.

My iPhoto Library has become very cumbersome. Opening iPhoto is a chore. Also, with the iPhone in its dock, iPhoto will compare its library with the one on the iPhone prior to allow you to import the new photos – and this takes a very long time. So, I’m going to show you how to use Image Capture, an application on your Macintosh that you may not even know you have, to create a backup of your iPhone’s photos and, subsequentally, delete them from the iPhone – in one step.

  1. Mount your iPhone using either your dock or the iPhone’s USB cable.
  2. If you have iTunes or iPhoto set to open automatically, eject the iPhone from both of these applications.
  3. Open Image Capture.app ((You can find this application in your Applications folder.))
  4. Create a new directory to dump your iPhone photos to.
  5. Click “Options” and select “Delete items from camera after downloading”
  6. Click “Download all”.

Here are some photos of the process.


Image capture.


New folder.


Delete the photos.


Empty camera roll result.

Depending on how many photos you have on your iPhone this process may take a little while. When the downloading is complete, the iPhone’s photos will be deleted – permanently.

What if you want to save some of the photos on your iPhone? This can be done but it takes some work. After you’ve imported all of these photos into your iPhoto Library, create a new album in iPhoto called something like “iPhone camera roll”. In your iTunes preferences for this iPhone ((You’ll need to mount the iPhone again to see these options in iTunes.)) select this album for syncing. This way you only save the photos that you have put into this album.

I hope this helps those of you that want to delete their iPhone’s photos in a quick and easy way without worrying about losing your photos!

154 thoughts on “How to: Delete all photos off an iPhone”

  1. sarah

    thank you so much for this info, though I was going to be stuck with a load of junk pics that had synced themselves onto my iphone!

  4. Peter Kure

    Thanks for the info. Now all I need is a similar process to delete all the 600 contacts I accidentally synched with my gmail account and cant get rid of unless I delete them one by one. I find it funny they designed the iphone this way.

  5. Colin Devroe Post author

    Peter Kure: Just adjust your Address book on your computer and have iTunes overwrite the information. You can do this in iTunes under the “Info” tab for your iPhone.

  7. Tiffany

    Thanks! I’d been deleting photos individually and I appreciate this quick and easy tip to get rid of all the photos at once. I followed your instructions and it worked like a charm!

  8. Dhillon

    hi
    i really apprecitae and thank you.
    but this doesnot solve my problem . idont have macintosh .

    how can i delete aal my pics in iphone. every time i sync it with my laptop, the photos in photo library get copied to iphone. please help

    1. Montana

      Dhillon, that’s what we’ve been trying to figure out. Lots of people say the only way to take pictures off an iPhone is to take them off the computer and re-sync (something my father doesn’t want to do) But I’m pretty sure that you can also delete it by simply moving the photos you don’t want on your iPhone to a different folder, then re-syncing the iPhone.

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  14. Dunc

    It is AMAZING that there even needs to be posted solution for this. I love this phone but Apple’s insistence on doing everything THEIR WAY is unbelievable. The simplest, cheapest, most rubbish phones / digital cameras out there can be accessed by usb and photos can be removed/deleted like any other file. Why do they have to be SO DIFFICULT! ARgh! Watch out Apple, you’re heading to be the next Microsoft.

  15. Celeste

    Colin, your method sounds great… but when I went to use it Image Capture said I didn’t have any photos to download.

    The problem is that I’ve already managed to delete the camera roll when I downloaded it to my Mac. However, when I synced my iPhone it copied all the photos in iPhoto over to my iPhone into two different directories which cannot be deleted even one photo at a time. There’s no icon to delete when I open individual photos in these directories.

    Help?

  16. Colin Devroe Post author

    Celeste: It sounds like you have iTunes setup to sync your photos to your phone. Simply open iTunes, go to the Photos tab (when your iPhone is connected) and only select the albums that you want to have up-to-date upon sync.

  17. Steve

    Delete in all Camera Roll photos in Windows

    When you plug an iphone into a Windows PC, a IPhone drive is created for which the only contents are the iphone camera photo roll – you can copy and paste from here and also delete all photos.

  18. stevelucky

    it sounds like you guys just need to adjust your line of thinking. an easier way to do it is to think if your camera roll as an inbox that you want to constantly keep empty. import the photos into iphoto every time and delete them from the camera. if you want them to sync back to the camera, just create a smart album within iphoto. make one condition, “camera model is apple iphone”. this will create a new smart album with all of the photos that you’ve taken with your iphone. now adjust your sync settings to keep thyis folder synced with your iphone. now, every time you import new photos, it will delete them form your iphone, and synced back via the smart album. this keeps your camera roll empty, but you still have your new photos. you can delete the photo(s) that you don’t want from your iphoto library, and they will be removed from your phone. does that suit your needs?

  23. David

    With all the latest technology I find it totally bizarre that you have to go through this whole process – delete, recycle bin or whatever – it should be the touch of a button – we are in the 21st century afterall.

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  25. TT

    I found a very easy way to get rid of all the pictures if you want em all off. Just go to your photos tab (when Iphone is connected) and make sure it is syncd, but make sure the selected folders button is clicked. and make sure you have no folders selected. then apply it. Then when you go to use it there shouldn’t be any photos. :)

    1. Barbara Knowles

      Thank you so much. I had over 4000 pictures on my iphone and you helped me to get rid of them all! :)

    2. CC

      This is the greatest easy way to delete over 9000 pics on my iphone.
      Then I can choose whatever I want to download to my iphone.
      Thanks a lot.

  26. Cesty

    Ok, no one has been able to answer how to delete photos from other photo albums besides the camera roll on a PC. The only pics available through explorer are the ones in the camera roll. The other pics I have downloaded through emails are not available to be deleted either in the phone, through ITunes or through the folders.

  28. Graham Perks

    Image Capture has a “Delete” button in the toolbar, so you don’t even have to download the pictures. Just select-all (cmd-a) and press Delete.

    Thanks for the tip to use Image Capture!

  29. Lars K

    @Graham Perks: When I use that function my iPhone just restarts and no pictures are deleted. Have to go, one by one.

    Is it really supposed to be this hard?

  30. Rob

    the issue with not being able to prevent unwanted photos from being synced is easy.

    Create a new folder on your desktop titled “iphone sync” and using your PC dump only the photos that you want on your iPhone into this folder. When you sync – use that folder and that’s it!

    If you want to get rid of a photo on your iphone simply take it out of the folder you created and re-sync.

    this is the best way I know how.

    1. Red Balfour

      Fantastic, it worked perfect and in seconds on my P.C. The easiest solution so far. Thank you so much Rob!!!

  36. Geoff DiMasi

    I just did a google search for this problem and your post came up first.

    I love that it was your advice I am following to solove this problem!

    Yeah.

  37. The bowler

    Also, after your phone is connected you can go to:

    My Pictures on your computer

    Click “get pictures from camera or scanner”

    Then Click “Advanced Users Only”

    Finally Click “Delete All Pictures on Camera”

    Thi should only take a few secs to a minute depending on the number of pics you have.

  38. Stephen

    An easier way to do this with Image Capture is just to click on “Download Some” then select all of the pictures and choose “Delete” (“Delete All” doesn’t seem to work) from the “Edit” menu.

  40. Gerald

    Great stuff mate, worked like a charm, this had baffled me for ages, a simple and effective solution, thanks for taking the time to post this, much appreciated.

  42. Sam

    I can’t even delete pics one by one, which is what I’d like to do. the ‘camera’ roll (photos taken using iphone) does have a trash can icon, but the new folders (imported from iphotos) does not, so i appear to be stuck with them, unless i take the syncing option?

    Can anyone tell me how to delete individual pics?

    thanks

    1. Jayne Rose

      Hi there…did u get an answer re: inability to delete one by one photos when u dont see the “trashcan”icon on photos that were uploaded? I’m having the same prob and the answers mainly pertain to using a mac….I dont have a mac..I have Windows Vista, but no one seems to know how to do it via Vista?
      Any help u can give me, using windows would be most helpful.
      Thx….

  46. ena swansea

    thanks SO much, I have been struggling with this through two iPhones.
    very generous of you to figure this out.

  47. Phillip

    Thanks for this — very hand indeed.

    Like many others I am amazed and hugely disappointed with Apple in that they appear to be getting more and more stupid and Microsoft-like: overlooking such an obvious basic requirement, forcing us to do things in a dumbed-down stepwise fashion and utterly failing to think from the users’ point of view. Similar to the way Spotlight will only sort by kind, size and date last opened, and won’t allow columns for “date created” and “date last modified”.

  48. Barry

    To clear things up for those who are trying to get rid of the separate photo albums in their IPhones….In windows the Iphone creates a folder in your Picture file called I-Pod Photo Cache. You have to delete this file before resyncing your photos to your I-phone or else your I-Phone will create a duplicate folder of the same pictures in your Photos called I-phone photo Library as well as the folder in your windows Picture folder where you have put the photos you want on your I-Phone. DOn’t forget to Delete that I-Phone Photo Cache file or you will have the same pictures in two separate files

    1. Linkwoman

      @Barry: Hi. I had folders with names of 100Apple through 109Apple. I always copy pics to computer then delete them from the iPhone folders, so that what I have on my iPhone is a small # of pics. I’ve noticed that the folders are not reused; they just keep making more. A few months ago I didn’t have 108 or 109Apple. Now I have 100Apple through 109Apple and before reading your post, 100 thru 108 were empty, and 109 had the most recent pictures in it.

      Ok, so per your instructions, I got rid of the photo cache folder (actually renamed it) and then for the first time ever, when I docked the iphone it didn’t show my iphone in windows explorer. That was a good sign. I took the iPhone out of the dock, took a couple of pictures, and docked the iphone again. I expected to see just 100Apple. Instead I see the 100Apple through 109Apple. 109 Apple has the 2 pictures in it and the other folders are all empty. I want to get rid of all these extra folders. Do you know how I can do that? Thanks. BTW my most recent pic name is IMG_9772.
      Hope you can help!
      thanks.

  50. Neha

    Thank you for your post. IT HELPED A LOT! I did what you said.. but by mistake i changed my import settings.. I have windows vista.. and now whenever i plug in the usb cable to my computer it downloads the pictures and deletes them from the iphone (thats precisely what i wanted) BUT i changed the path of the iphone photo folder.. now i dont know how to change the settings back?? any help??

  51. kyork

    I’ve checked my programs folder in XP and do not have Open Image Capture app. Where do i get. Can’t seem to Google for it.

  57. teri

    Brilliant! Genius! Thank you so much – I would have never thought of that. I had 800+ photos and it was a total drag.

    You rock!

  58. Ceez8r

    I appreciate the information. Great help for us who know enough about Macs, but still need a little boost of assistance from others.

    Cheers

  60. Mark

    Using the Image Capture app as a method to delete photos from my iPhone that I didn’t want to import never came to mind.

    Thanks!

  61. ronnie

    “Create a new directory to dump your iPhone photos to”.

    “Create a directory” – you mean a folder?

    “dump your iPhone photos to” – do I dump them? andwhat do you mean by “dump them”

    Sorry to be so stupid but you have lost this non technical user here!

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      Ronnie: In the world of computers a folder is actually a directory. So, yes. Create a new folder. Dump the photos simply means “save them there”.

  62. blimp

    ran into this too :) with some 3000pics

    Well on WINDOWS, just go into the the phone which is recognized as a camera from explorer

    Within a DCIM folder you’ll find several Apple101, Apple104, Apple999 folder

    simply delete the files in there directly.

    relatively hassle free and fast.
    should be possible in finder on mac too nay ?

    1. Linkwoman

      @blimp: I do what you said frequently. I just want to delete the folders. I have all these empty folders (see my reply above to Barry).
      thanks.

  63. Pierpaolo Caricato

    Why not just click the “remove” button down below in the acquire application? You can select either all (command-a) or specific pictures to be removed from your iphone in a flash! Without having to re-import them ;)

  64. Paper Dolls for Boys

    Who knew I even had Image Capture! Thanks so much for the easy to follow step by step instructions and for solving such an annoying problem for me (and so many others, judging from the responses).
    Cheers!

  65. Kevin

    Thanks – worked perfect!! It’s great that folks like you post this to help us newbies – good karma to you!!

  66. Sandra

    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! I am a photographer and still couldn’t figure out how to erase my 3000 iPhone pix. So helpful…

  68. kathleen

    for pc vista
    plug in iphone
    go to computers
    iphone
    internal storage
    DCIM
    and from there ull find the pictures and u call just hit the delete button

    hope that helps

    1. Linkwoman

      @kathleen: I do what you said frequently. I just want to delete the folders. I have all these empty folders (see my reply above to Barry).
      thanks.

  69. pgiom

    very useful post, freed 3 GB space on iPhone.
    but iTunes still showing 4,60 GB space used by photoes on iPhone…
    I’ve sync just my last iPhoto event… 2 PICTURES=4,60 GB??
    ;(

  70. Cayce

    Wow. Thanks so much. You saved me a lot of time & frustration. And you had PICTURES. Love it. Glad to add you to people I follow.
    It turns out Image Capture also integrates with my scanner. Thanks to you its in my dock now.

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      Cayce: I saw your reply on Twitter as well. You’re very welcome. I’m glad so many people (well over 500,000 people have seen this post) have found this valuable. Thanks for following!

  71. joe s

    Image Capture won’t recognize my iPhone when I plug it in (via USB). By default, iTunes pops up, tries synching etc. I eject it from iTunes, exit out of iTunes, launch Image Capture and it says that “No Image Capture device Is connected.” I then click on Devices from the file menu, Browse Devices and the only device it finds is something called Digital Still Camera (which I have to assume is my iPhone b/c when I pull out the USB cord it disappears), but I can’t seem to click on it to get more info or to connect to it really. I tried clicking on the “Connected” checkbox, but nothing appears to change. Any suggestions?

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      joe s: Don’t eject it from iTunes. You don’t even have to close iTunes. Just open Image Capture. You are ejecting the iPhone and so Image Capture doesn’t see it. Just don’t eject it and you should be good to go.

      1. joe s

        Didn’t fix the problem. Didn’t really make any difference at all. Perhaps there’s just something wrong with my Image Capture software? Is that possible? I’m running Mac OS X Version 10.5.8 for what its worth and the Image Capture software is Version 4.0 (376)

  72. Kat B

    Thanks for the help! Yours was the first result and worked like a charm. My iphoto has imported the pics, but wouldn’t delete them and I need space. I really appreciate it!

  73. shuneka

    i cant delete individual pics from my iphone because i dont have the trash can at the bottom that all of my friends seem to have…did i get a faulty iphone?

  74. Sarah

    This worked like a charm. :) I had over a thousand pics trapped, purposelessly, on my phone; taking up space and laughing at my every attempt to dump them. Thank you, a thousand times!

  75. vasco

    Doesn’t work for me!
    The iPhone icon does show up on Image Capture, but it shows… 33 photos! Exactly the ones I did NOT sync from iPhoto! I DID eject i Phone from both iTunes and iPhoto, quit both apps, and Image Capture insists on recognizing only the 33 photos… God, I’m getting desperate… HELP!

  76. vasco

    By the way: my computer is a Mac running Snow Leopard & yes, Image Capture is version 6.0… And I can’t delete the photos that exported themselves into my new iPhone! How dumb is this !?

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      Based on your description it seems as though you’re saying that you’re trying to delete photos that you’ve synced from iPhoto to your iPhone. To change these you need to see the Photos tab in iTunes itself.

  77. Sarah

    Hi I am trying to remove images of my iphone and have followed you steps but after step 6 Click “Download all”….
    A download drop down box with bar inside saying ‘download 0′ and appears for a second and then it disappears in a second and the iphone isn’t syncing either it seems, and photos are still there. Am I missing something vital out?

    Can you help or advise,

    Many thanks

    Sarah

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      I think the latest version of Image Capture may have changed/updated the way my step-by-step process may look. What version of Image Capture do you have?

  78. pierre

    the message i get is that itune cannot sync to iphone because folder d cannot be found
    can you help me
    tks you have a great site

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      I’m not sure what problem that might be. Go through your syncing options in iTunes, with your iPhone connected, and make sure you’re not syncing a photo folder that no longer exists or the like.

  79. Yas

    Hi Colin!

    Thanks for that great advice =) But I still have a problem… How do you delete photos inside the PHOTO LIBRARY? I’ve searched for answers in the net, but I can’t find any =( Hope you could help me….

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      Go into iTunes, with your iPhone/iPod touch attached, click on the Photos tab and set up your preferences for what photos are synced to the device.

      Typically on the Macintosh the photos are synced from iPhoto and on Windows from the My Pictures folder on your computer.

      You can either set up the syncing preferences to sync a completely different folder or album – or – you can simply remove the photos from the folder or album that you currently have syncing to the device.

      Hope that helps Yas.

      1. adina

        Hi colin, you guys know a lot!

        but am afraid that when i sync with my pc, selecting folders that i want syncd it does it, but it still loads all photos from all syncd folders to the library folder, even after i deleted first the cache folder, and even after i cleared completely the iphone from photos and started anew. Every time i sync it created this cache folder, while the sync was in process. I tried to keep deleting the contents of the cache as they were created while syncing and i think i stopped some of the photos from going to the library as the total No was less than the added photos all together,but still i got most of my photos from individual albums repeated? in the library album. GRRR!!! Any further wise words? Many thanks!

  80. Cynthia Lau

    I have a question. In the DCIM folder, there is an original folder named 100Apple. As I exceeded taking 1000 photos, Iphone automatically creates a NEW folder in DCIM as 101Apple, and when i exceeded another 100 photos, it created another NEW folder again – 102Apple. I am unable to delete these 2 new folders as there will definitely be an error. I’m thinking, if we are able to reset the photos numbering, maybe will be able to solve the folders creation problem. Please advise if you have a solution. Thanks!

  81. eric

    Image Capture is great…but no need to download them…just highlight all the files you want to delete and click the ‘delete’ button…”poof”…gone!

  82. Wallix

    If you are like me and actually are trying to get rid of all those useless undelete-able libraries off from previous iPhones, I did it like this:

    - Find another Mac/PC with iTunes that you can sync with.
    - Be sure that you are only syncing Photos and that’s it. Uncheck all the other sync options.
    - Make a folder called, “Nothing” and leave it empty.
    - Sync only to this folder from iTunes and all of your old photo libraries will be gone but the camera roll will remain.

  83. Pops Hazel Basa

    please help me i cnt erase my photos in my photo library..im getting crazy now to think how can i delete it..pls help me..

  84. Jann Cook

    Oh, my gosh–thank you! I was able to use Image Capture on my IMac and fix the photo problem I was having downloading my IPhone pictures–this worked GREAT!

  85. Derek

    Why is everyone fussing about with itunes and image capture? Just open your camera roll, click the little icon at the bottom that usually means email, the check off all the ones you want to delete. so easy..

    1. Elaine

      lmao you are brilliant. I did the image capture thing but like your solution better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  89. Stevie

    Well here we are half way through 2010, just installed iOS4 and your method for removing those iPhone photos is still the only way to do it en masse. Why doesn’t iTunes or iPhone just have a delete all button? Thanks for your great help.

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      In iOS4 it can be done (sort of) from the iPhone. Here is the procedure: Open Photos app, click the “share arrow” on the top right, select all of the photos you want to delete, click delete.

      It is odd that you have to click “share” to “delete” but there it is.

      1. Jimmy

        Where’s ‘delete’ ?! I only see ‘share’ and ‘copy’ in the bottom of hte phone.

        I may have missed something, but your method doesnt seem to clear albums other than the camera roll… I changed the folder structure for my syncing, and now I have ‘photo library’ with 847 pictures, ‘general’ with 544 pics and ‘south africa’ with 303 pics. Photolibrary is the combination of the other two! Everything is duplicated and it wont clear through your method…

        Thanks for all your help- Lots of people appreciate this stuff.

        Jimmy

      2. Colin Devroe Post author

        Jimmy: You’re right… this method only works with the Camera Roll. You can not delete photos that you’ve synced to the device via iTunes unless you do that via iTunes.

  90. Dave

    Although not a one-click solution, this seems to work pretty well for me:

    1) Launch “Photos” on iPhone
    2) Select “Camera Roll”
    3) Press [Arrow] Icon in lower right corner (as if you wanted to email or otherwise share the photos)
    4) Highlight the photos you want to delete
    5) Select “Delete”

    Then again, there might be people out there with 100s of photos on their phone and this could be tedious for them. For me (rarely having more than 10-20 photos, it’s a perfect solution, especially since I can select which ones to delete… without having to delete photos one at a time.

  92. Seb

    Thanks! I had 1300+ photos and selecting them one by one was not an option!
    Thanks again!

  93. Robert Ward

    Thanks Colin!

    Worked perfectly. My iPhone is cleaned up now.

    Have you heard of the problem of iPhone users, especially after the recent upgrade, emailing photos taken in portrait mode and those photos come out sideways on the receiving end? Been a lot of discussion on the boards about that problem.

    Hopefully you can come up with a fix for that one. Sorry, but you’re a lot of people’s “go-to” guy now!

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      Robert: I believe it depends on where you are sending the photo to. The photos on the iPhone have EXIF data attached to them. One of the pieces of data is ‘orientation’ which would be set to either landscape or portrait. If the destination (such as Flickr or Twitpic) doesn’t read that information then it won’t know which way to display the photo.

      I’m sure people are having issues with this but really it is up to the destination service to figure out how to display it. Not Apple’s.

  96. LG

    Hi,

    I just wanted to say that there is a far easier way to dump all of your photos off of your iPhone. I made the mistake of “syncing” my iPhoto library to my iPhone, which just downloaded all of my library albums to my iPhone. Instead of just deleting them one-by-one, in iTunes, under the Photo tab, just uncheck “sync” and it will notify you that it will remove all previously downloaded iPhoto albums. Click “apply” and you’re done! All photos removed!

      1. Pukahead

        Actually, THIS tip is very pertinent to this post because many people are confusing “Camera Roll” content with “iPhoto” content on the iPhone. To have BOTH solutions really clarifies things. Camera Roll content can be removed via the trash can or using the posted “en masse” solution in this thread. iPhoto content is the more difficult (less intuitive) issue, and therefore the larger of the 2 problems. So I greatly appreciate getting this solution in this thread. Forget Colin’s attempt to diminish it … this is equally, if not more valuable, than the Camera Roll solution !!!!!!!!

  97. Brad

    Reading throught this and very interesting . But i still dont see a solution to just DELETE the PHOTO LIBRARY completely . ANY HELP APPRECIATED .

    1. Colin Devroe Post author

      Brad: If you want to delete the Photo Library, which is not the Camera Roll (or the images taken with the iPhone), you have to plug the phone into your computer, open iTunes, and set up the options so that no photos are synced from your computer to the iPhone.

      1. Tom

        Is there any way of deleting from the Photo Library WITHOUT using iTunes please? I am away travelling with my iPhone but without my PC / iTunes, and desperately need to free up some space. Thanks

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  102. Carol

    Thanks a million for this! I’ve been wanting to know how to do it for ages, and this was so quick and easy.

  104. shaun wangidjaja

    you use your suggestion.. to use image capture… now i can actually select and delete what i don’t want in my iphone.. :)

    thanks again.. :)

  105. Robert

    Hmm…image capture downloads the photos but does not delete from iphone…G4 iBook iphone 4…..cheers.

  106. Timothy

    Thanks! This is definitely the best way to delete all photos from iPhone without iPhoto. Now I can delete that useless application and stick to Lightroom. Bravo!

  107. PeteJ

    Can someone pls help me I am overseas with out my computer to sync my iPhone 3 g too and need to delete some of my previously synced photos (room issues). I can delete from the camera roll but not the sync pics