How to Delete All Photos on iPhone

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Photos on iPhone. Tap the Photos app with a multicolored flower icon in a white frame.

• If the Photos app opens to a photo, tap the “Back” button in the upper-left corner of the screen before tapping Albums .

• If iPhone uses iCloud Photo Library, this option will be All Photos .

• You need to hold your finger in the upper left corner of the screen until the entire photo is selected.
• On iPhone 6S and later, you need to make sure you tap and drag slightly instead of pressing down on the screen to avoid opening the 3D Touch menu.
• Or you just need to click on each photo one by one, but that will take a long time if Camera Rpl has more than 100 photos.

• The “#” will be replaced with the number of photos you are deleting. For example, if you delete 100 photos, the option will now be Delete 100 Items .

• Tap the back button < Albums in the upper left corner of the screen.
• Scroll down and tap Recently Deleted .
• Click Select in the upper right corner.
• Click Delete All in the lower left corner.
• Tap Delete # Items when prompted.