Batch is a Chrome extension that helps you work through Google Photos in bulk: edit albums, apply consistent looks, add descriptions, and reclaim storage from live/motion photos.
Batch is not affiliated with Google. Google Photos is a trademark of Google LLC.
Live and motion photos can take much more storage than still images. Batch converts them to stills in bulk, so you keep the photo, remove the motion, and reclaim space without working one by one.
Originals move to Trash and can be restored for 60 days. Savings vary by photo.
Run Google Photos' Auto Enhance across every photo in a selection. Batch corrects exposure, color, and contrast on hundreds of shots in one pass — the fix you'd apply one-by-one, applied to all of them.
Pick a filter once and Batch applies it to every photo at the same intensity. Your album feels intentional instead of random.
Square for Instagram, 9:16 for stories, 3:2 for prints. Batch crops each photo around its subject (the face, the focal point, the composition) so nothing gets cut off.
Add the same description to every photo in a selection, like "Portugal trip 2026" or "Q3 product line." Descriptions are searchable in Google Photos, so labeled batches stay findable years later.
Rotate right, rotate left, or flip 180°. Batch applies the same turn to every selected photo, so a sideways import becomes an upright album in one pass.
Roll back edits across a whole album, even ones you made years ago in Google Photos. Pick the photos, click Revert, and Batch restores each one to exactly how it looked before any edit was applied, whether it was yours, someone else's, or one of Google's auto-enhancements.
Fine-tune one photo in Google Photos and save the settings as a Custom Preset. Batch applies the same look across the photos in your selection. Adjust brightness, warmth, shadows, saturation, vignette, and more.
Batch uses Google Photos' own editor. Your photos stay right where they are.
Batch never uploads your photos.
Edits save back to the photos you already use.
Batch works from your open Google Photos tab.
Use Google Photos' built-in revert when you need it.
A single edit is easy. Two hundred is the problem. Here's how Batch fits into different kinds of photo work.
“Cropped and brightened every listing set without opening Lightroom.”
“Every listing looks like one operator's work, even the ones I shot months apart.”
“Square crops across my whole Etsy launch, without doing each one by hand.”
“Made the guest album feel polished before the photographer's gallery arrived.”
“Turned 340 Portugal photos into an album I actually shared.”
“Got through Saturday's tournament before bed instead of next weekend.”
“Four thousand scanned family photos I'd been avoiding for years.”
“Three years of puppy photos, finally cleaned up.”
Try Batch on your next album. Upgrade when one batch isn’t enough.
For regular photo cleanup
or $55/year
Cancel anytime. Your edits are yours to keep.
Keep the tab open while Batch handles the repeat work. Works in Chrome on desktop · Photos stay in Google Photos
