Cleaning up your Google Photos library might soon take just one prompt
Ask Photos could soon get an upgrade that could let you bulk delete and even batch edit photos.
Google Photos v8.0 could soon allow Ask Photos to perform bulk actions on a user's library. The upcoming update includes code that could enable Ask Photos to delete, archive, share, save, and add photos to albums in one prompt, with a limit on the number of photos selectable at once. Before deleting, Ask Photos would display the number of items it will remove and the storage space it would free, allowing users to review and send everything to Trash for later recovery.
Editing multiple photos from a single request is also possible. While Google Photos currently enables users to select and delete or archive multiple images, finding the right ones among years of screenshots, duplicates, and blurry shots remains challenging. Ask Photos can already locate specific photos using natural language, but the new feature would let it act on its findings in bulk.
Google has not announced these changes yet, but it appears to be developing this functionality. This Authority Insights story provides exclusive insights, app teardowns, leaks, and in-depth tech coverage from the Android Authority team.
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