And this is perhaps the easiest way to do this: You’d think there’d be an option to simply remove ALL photos from iPhone once they’re backed up to iCloud, but alas there is not – so you need to get creative. But you can’t just go about deleting everything from your iPhone because it is now linked to iCloud, and deleting things on your iPhone will remove them from iCloud too. OK, you’ve backed everything up and set-up iCloud, so that all your new pictures will be automatically saved to the cloud. How To Delete ALL Photos From iPhone (And Keep iCloud Files Intact)
Go To System Preferences (Mac), Select iCloud & Sign In. First, Make Sure You’ve Downloaded iCloud – Either For Mac or Windows. To do this, you’ll (A) need a premium iCloud account with enough storage, and (B) the right options set up in iCloud to ensure the process works correctly. Once this process is complete, begin the import.Īnother option, if you’re an iCloud subscriber, is to automatically set your photos to upload to your iCloud account. Review For Import will make sure you don’t have any duplicates. Next, select ALL your photos and hit REVIEW FOR IMPORT. From here go to File in the toolbar and select Import. Backing Up To Mac – Connect the iPhone to your Mac with a USB cable, the Photos App will automatically open. Next, click the IMPORT option (it’s in the top right corner) and begin moving all your photos over to your PC Backing Up To PC – Take your iPhone and connect it to your PC, the Photos app should automatically load. For this reason, you need to back them up someplace – either your PC, Mac, or an external storage drive. 
You want to remove the photos from your iPhone, but you don’t want them to be lost forever. I’ve included a range of options below to do this, including iCloud and one for backing up to external hard drives, so pick one of these options and do this before you delete anything… Before You Delete Your iPhone’s Photos, Back Them Up!
However, you don’t want to lose all your photos for good, so you will first need to back them up (before you delete them).
And, Finally, Tap The Trash Icon To Delete. And that means deleting all your photos and videos which are two of the biggest storage drains on your phone. If you’re in this camp, like a lot of people, it’s TIME to have a spring clean. Anything below 64GB will cause problems for users after 12 months or so of usage. If you’re running an iPhone with limited storage, you’ll inevitably have to free up space at some point. If your iPhone is running out of space, one of the quickest ways of freeing up storage is to delete photos from your iPhone – and this is how you do it…
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