We’re going with one of our MC Basics, but from basics really: how to select all images from an album in Google Photos. Something that a priori may sound so simple that it wouldn’t deserve a single comment, but which can get on your nerves when you don’t know how to find the key.

By the way: who says to select all images in an album in Google Photos, says select a large number of consecutive photos without going one by oneA tedious task if there ever was one involves deleting an entire album or individual images on the app’s main timeline. However, it is albums that are most troubled by this problem.

It is normal that it is not possible to select all the images in Google Photos because of the dangers that this may entail: delete everything that exists above the application’s options; but the fact that the option “delete album” only counts on removing the label and not the images it contains is nonsense. what can you do?

Something can be done, but better on a PC, via a web browser:

• You enter an album
• You select the first image
• Go to the last image you want to delete
• Press the “Shift” key.
• Select the last image
• Select “Move to Trash” from the drop-down menu.

Definitely, This is done in a similar way to selecting files in any file manager on your computer, something that can be overlooked by anyone at any time. So there you have it, in case you ever think about it or need it in the future. It’s not the same as having the right choice, but it’s better than nothing.