Bulk Edit Google Photos with Batch

Bulk edit Google Photos: Enhance, Filter, Crop, Rotate, Caption, Custom Presets, Convert to Stills, or Revert hundreds at once.

Bulk edit Google Photos with Batch, a Chrome extension that adds the bulk editor Google Photos is missing. Select photos in your library, click Batch, choose an action, and Batch works through your whole selection in Chrome using Google Photos’ own editor. Use Batch to bulk Enhance, Apply Filter, Crop, Rotate, Add Description, Revert, create Custom Presets, and Convert to Stills across hundreds of photos at once, instead of opening every photo and repeating the same action one by one. New: Convert live photos to stills to free up space. Live and motion photos can take much more storage than still images. Batch can convert them to stills in bulk, so you keep the photo, remove the motion, and reclaim storage. In early testing, many photos shrink by roughly 70-80%, though savings vary by photo. Custom Presets let you save your own Google Photos edit settings and apply that look across a batch. Adjust brightness, warmth, shadows, saturation, vignette, and more, then reuse the same look across trips, weddings, listings, product photos, or full albums. Your photos stay in Google Photos. Nothing uploaded. Batch is an independent Chrome extension and is not affiliated with Google. Google Photos is a trademark of Google LLC. What Batch can do: ✨ Apply Auto Enhance to selected photos 🎨 Apply one filter across a selection 🖼️ Apply one crop ratio across a selection 🔄 Rotate right, rotate left, or flip 180° across a selection 📝 Add or replace the same description across selected photos 🎛️ Create Custom Presets across brightness, warmth, shadows, saturation, vignette, and more 📦 Convert live/motion photos to stills to reclaim storage ↩️ Revert edited photos to their originals with Pro All edits use Google Photos’ built-in editing tools. Batch does not create new effects or process your photos on external servers. For Convert to Stills, Batch creates a still version of the photo and moves the original live/motion photo to Trash. You keep the still image and original date, but the motion is removed. Some metadata, such as location or camera details, may not carry over. Originals can be restored from Trash for 60 days. How it works: Batch automates the same clicks you would make by hand inside Google Photos. When a batch is running, Chrome may show a banner that says Batch has started debugging the browser. This is Chrome’s message for extensions that use the browser’s automation/debugging API to perform actions on your behalf. The banner is expected while Batch runs, and you can stop the batch at any time. Batch only works on the Google Photos tab you are using. It does not attach to other tabs. Free and paid plans: * Free: 25 photos per month * Plus: 500 photos per month * Pro: unlimited photos, plus Revert to Original Payments are handled by ExtensionPay, built on Stripe. Batch does not see or store your payment information. Privacy: Batch stores batch progress, your monthly photo counter, saved Custom Presets, and your appearance preference locally in Chrome storage. Batch does not upload your photos or photo files to our servers. Privacy policy: https://batchphotoedit.com/privacy Support: https://batchphotoedit.com/support