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How To Delete Photos From Google Photos Without Deleting From Phone YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip I can tap on it. And now I can hit that trash can icon at the top right. And then hit move to trash.MoreI can tap on it. And now I can hit that trash can icon at the top right. And then hit move to trash. So the key here is okay I've deleted this from here you can see it's no longer in my Google photos.

If you have turned on Back up and Sync, photos and videos you delete will stay in your trash for 60 days before they are deleted forever.

You can delete up to 1,500 items from your Google Photos library or your SD card at a time. Important: If you back up photos and videos to Google Photos on a mobile device, when you delete them from the Google Photos app, they're also deleted from your device.

This is normal on iPhones and apparently now on Android also - this happens because the app editor asks permission to change the original on phone also.

Apps get permission to access only the types of files relevant to them. However, gallery apps that aren't pre-installed have to constantly ask for your permission to modify files. That's why this problem is only present in Google Photos on non-Pixel devices.

If the app keeps asking you to "allow Photos to move this photo to trash", you can go to Settings > Apps & notifications > Special app access > Media management apps and grant the permission for Photos.

Delete From Different Gallery App The easiest method to remove multiple photos from iPhone but keep them in Google Photos is to delete them using a different app. You can use the Apple Photos app or any other gallery app on iPhone. Again, the photos should be backed up in Google Photos first.