You can also choose to keep lower-resolution photos on your phone while allowing the full-resolution ones to remain in iCloud. If you skip that last step, you won't free up any space for a month, as your iOS device hangs on to deleted photos for 30 days, just in case you change your mind. Tap Select, and then at the bottom tap Delete All. Then navigate to Albums > Recently Deleted. Google Photos will even delete them for you as they get uploaded, if you trust that option. Once iPhone photos have been uploaded to your cloud service of choice, double- and triple-check that they're there and then delete them from the Photos app. If you're a Prime member, Amazon Photos still offers (Opens in a new tab) unlimited uploads here are a few more alternatives (Opens in a new tab). Google used to offer unlimited photo storage via Google Photos, but that deal is dead, so plan accordingly as photo and video uploads count against your Google account storage (Opens in a new tab). Make sure Google Photos has access to Photos ( Settings > Google Photos > Photos > All Photos) and then, every photo you take with your device will be automatically backed up to Google Photos when you're online and accessible across your devices and on the web. Select Google Photos settings > Back up & sync and toggle it to on. Download the app, sign in, and tap your account icon on the top right. If you have a Google account, an easy option here is Google Photos (Opens in a new tab). If you have more than 1GB here, you should consider copying photos and videos to a cloud storage service so you can delete them from your device. Under Settings > General > Storage, find Photos to see how much storage it's using. The Photos app often takes up a lot more space than people realize, so let's deal with that app directly. Go to Settings > App Store > Offload Unused Apps and toggle it on. You can also set up the automatic removal of apps you don't use often. Find the app on the storage list, tap it, and select Offload App. They'll remain on your home screen, but you'll need to tap to re-download to get back in.
If you want to temporarily disable an app without deleting its settings, like when you have to free up space to install an iOS update, Apple lets you offload them.
The app will pop forward and give you the option to remove or share it or to edit your home screen.
To delete apps from the home screen, place your finger on an app you want to delete and hold. Any purchased app is always available to re-download again at no extra charge from the App Store. On that device storage page, look for apps you don't use.
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