You can do it…

Step 1st.. open your Google photos

Step 2nd.. click to search 🔍 bar.

Step 3rd.. Find that person's face and click on it

Step 4rth.. select all and click on delete…

So, you may find all the pictures consisting that particular human in the album section.

Open Google photo → go to Albums → there will be a section named places, people and pets, favourites and others.

Now, go to that People section, find that particular person's album and delete it.

**Maybe sometimes Google photo cannot recognize a person in a photo when it's slightly blurred or due to any other reasons, so that time that photo may not get saved in that album, but most if them will.

Let me know if that helped;)

Open Google drive from a browser, once it loads press ctrl+A (or the equivalent for your operating system) and it should select all contents of the drive. From there, you can select Delete to delete them, or unchecked ones you want to keep.

You can also do the same with Google Photos, assuming your photos are actually stored there. Sometimes Google Drive and Photos display photos interchangeably. You can disable this behavior in the settings so that each application only displays content uploaded to them specifically. This might be the case if you are trying to delete photos in Drive, but can't because you can only delete them from Photos because that's where they are.

The best and fast way is to use an Instagram automation tool to auto delete all your photos on your Instagram profile with a single click.

FL4_Instagram version is going to have you believing that they can help you with your Instagram management and automation, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. As an Instagram automation tool, they can incorporate every aspect of your Instagram, but we like that they are somewhat specialized when it comes to automate your activities.

Naturally, every part of your engagement rate is worth working on, but if you want to start somewhere, scheduling posts is a good start, you can also let it delete your posts automatically.

We love that they also take a very simplistic approach to their client’s Instagram growth and weed out all of the hassle, so that you can just focus on what your Instagram profile needs, and nothing more. This Instagram bot has been around for a hot minute as well, so they definitely know their clients well enough to be able to provide them with everything they need.

Google doesn’t offer an easy solution to delete all of your photos in one go, they make it as difficult as possible so you'll keep hosting your photos with them.

The only option Google provide is to select multiple photos manually, then you can delete them to the bin, and finally empty your bin.

However, there are are some ways to speed things up:

1. Shift-select: click the checkmark on one photo, then scroll to the end of the range, hold the shift key, and click the checkmark on the last photo. This will select every photo in the range. It’s possible to delete around 2,000 photos at a time, but it’s not possible/feasible to select all photos at once.
2. Search by year, or range of years: eg. “1984” or “1995 to 1998″. This will limit the list of photos, allowing you to more easily select ranges of a good size.
   (edit: in 2021 searching for range of years is no longer possible)
3. Quickly get to the end of the current photos: Use the End key to quickly get to the end of the current photos. You may need to press it multiple times until no more photos are revealed. The timeline/scroll bar can also be used.
4. Delete, then Empty the Bin: photos aren’t truly gone until you empty the bin. You’ll see “No items” when the bin is empty.

By combining all the above techniques I was able to delete 20,000 Photos spanning around 30 years of my life in just a few minutes, by doing them in batches of a few years at a time.

When you’ve successfully deleted all photos you’ll see the welcome message asking if you’re “Ready to add some photos?”. You’re done!

You can delete photos from your phone after uploading to Google Photos by choosing the FREE UP SPACE option in the Google photos app.

Use Syncios Photo Manager to delete all your Pixel 3 photos at once.

Other free functions:

• Import: you’re allowed to import pictures from computer to your mobile phone.
• Export: you can export photos in batch or transfer a whole photo album to computer.
• Convert to GIF: customize photos into GIF.

Google Photos App is available for both Android and iOS.

Download the Google Photos app from the App Store.

Then Select the 3 Horizontal Line on the Top Left of the Screen.

Select Settings.

Select Back up and SYNC.

Turn on the Slider for Back up all your photos.

Select the Google Account that you want to back up to. ( In case you have multiple accounts)

Select Upload Size to Original or High Quality.

Google provides 15 GB of the Total Space, uploading to High Quality will reduce your File Size ( Compress it), Uploading to Original will upload the pics as it is. It might take up your space if you take a lot of photos.

The steps on the iOS is pretty simple and clear.

On an Android after this you have to select the folder to back up.

You will find a lot of folders from all the different apps and download folder on your phone. Select only the Camera Folder.

In case you have saved all your whats app pics on the phone, then these photos also get uploaded which will create mess on the Google Photos, Hence before uploading make sure to deselect the other folders.

Once all uploading is done, then delete all the photos in the Phone. Deleting Photos on the phone will not affect he photos online.

To check log on to Google Photos online and check back again.

Hope this helps.

Mass Delete Instagram Posts

Unsurprisingly, the Instagram app doesn’t let you delete more than one post at a time. More than that, you can only delete your posts using the mobile app, not your web browser.

To delete a single Instagram post, do the following:

1. Log into your Instagram account on your smartphone.
2. Find the post you’d like to delete. Then click on the three dots in the upper right corner of that post.
3. Choose Delete.

You can also choose to Archive your posts instead of deleting them. Unlike deleting, that action is reversible. The post will also retain all the likes and comments if you ever change your mind and want to restore it.

Use Cleaner For Instagram To Mass Delete Instagram Posts

There are quite a few apps out there that can help you mass delete Instagram posts. One popular option is Cleaner for Instagram (download for: iOS, Android).

I checked and I haven’t seen any automatic deletion option on the phone and in Google Photos. But you may do them manually, under the settings when you click on your avatar you will get a new window where you can see below option to free up space. This means that if your backup is successful the photos inside the folders you backup to the cloud are complete and this means the photos that are on the phone can be safely deleted. I have done this several times with no lost photos. You can safely download them again if you have a new phone, just log into you account.

If you're backing them up to Google Photos, then you can use the Photos app to clear off the backed up pictures. This is the easiest and most comprehensive, and you should be backing up your photos somewhere. If you're not, you may want to consider this. To clear off backed up pictures in Photos, open the app, click the three lines in the upper left. If you aren't sure if backups are happening, then go to the Settings > Backup and Sync and look through all those settings. If pictures are already backed up, then after clicking the three lines in the upper left, click the ‘Free Up Space' option.

If you don't want to use the Photos app, then you can either connect it to your computer or use a file manager app on the phone. I'd suggest getting a file manager besides the one that comes on the Pixel. OI File Manager is pretty good. I like Root Explorer better, but i root my phone and can't recall what it's like to use the app on a non-rooted phone, but I digress. I'm pretty sure both of those are free in the Play Store.

With OI or Root Explorer, it will probably take you to your “SD card" (a misnomer on Pixels, but that's okay). In the chance it doesn't take you there, the full path is: \Storage\Emulated\0 (SD Card)\

From there, go to DCIM > Camera and delete everything in there. Technically, this is just the Camera pictures. If you downloaded photos from the internet or Messages or other apps, then they're elsewhere in the phone storage.

Let me know if you need more help.

All photos inside your Google Photos will be kept intact. For photos inside your Google+, you might want to download those.

Please refer here Frequently asked questions about the Google+ shutdown

Cheers

The actual question and the description ask different things;

1. How do I delete photos inside an album?
2. How do I delete a photo album?

So, I'll answer both together.

First, you can delete one, or more pictures in a photo album using the Organize album feature in the drop down menu when viewing an album. Note that right above this option, there is the ability to Delete album.

From here, you can pick and choose which photos to delete, along with organizing how they're laid out.

The second option you have for deleting photos is when viewing a specific photo in the album. From here, you will be shown a trash can icon in the navigation bar at the top.

Note: In order to delete a photo, the content must be your own.

You Could See for Each Persons Google will have Separate Album, and by Selecting the Particular Persons Whole Album or by Selecting Each and Every Pictures or Videos You Could Deleted.