Mass Edit Google Photos

ALBUM TOOLS FOR GOOGLE PHOTOS

A whole album.
Fewer repeat clicks.

Save reusable looks, apply filters, update descriptions, rotate photos, or use Google Auto Enhance across selected photos in an album.

Chrome extension · 10 successful edits free
Add to Chrome — 10 edits freeSee how it works

See it work

Apply one saved look across a Google Photos album. Mass Edit checks each saved result and skips photos that already match.

Save a look. Use it again.

Save supported Google Photos adjustments and a filter as a reusable preset, or copy a saved look and apply it across the photos you select.

Finish the details together.

Choose a filter and strength, fill or append descriptions, explicitly replace descriptions, rotate rectangular photos, or apply Google Auto Enhance.

ONE ALBUM AT A TIME

Choose. Review. Start.

Use an album containing only the photos you want to edit. Mass Edit Google Photos works through the native Google Photos editor and checks saved results as it goes.

  1. Open your albumUse Google Photos in desktop Chrome, with the interface set to English.
  2. Review up to 100 photosSelect all or individual photos, choose the operation, and check the planned batch.
  3. Keep the tab openPhotos run one at a time. Pause and resume saved progress; unchanged results can be skipped, and uncertain results stop for review.

MONTHLY PRICING

Try 10 edits free.

No card required for the free allowance. Your first 10 successful photo edits are free.

$4.99 USD / month

Unlimited edits while subscribed.
Up to 100 photos per batch.

Renews monthly until canceled. Manage your subscription through Mass Edit Google Photos.

Before you start

Use desktop Chrome with Google Photos in English. JPEG and PNG photos are supported; videos are not. Rotation requires rectangular photos, while presets, copied looks, filters, descriptions, and Auto Enhance can support square photos. Keep the Google Photos album tab open while photos are processed one at a time. Results vary by photo, so keep backups of anything irreplaceable.

Your photo files are not uploaded to a Mass Edit Google Photos server. Batch records stay in your browser profile; subscription information is handled by ExtensionPay and Stripe. Read the privacy details.