Bulk edit Google Photos in Chrome with enhance, filter, crop, rotate, caption, delete, and download features
Free tool to read camera shutter count from original photos locally on your device
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free: 25 photos per month. Plus Monthly: $6.99 USD for 500 photos per month. Plus Annual: $55 USD for 500 photos per month, billed annually. Pro Monthly: $24.99 USD for unlimited photos plus bulk revert. Pro Annual: $199 USD for unlimited photos plus bulk revert, billed annually.
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Key features
Auto-enhance photos in bulk
Apply filters consistently across batches
Crop to multiple aspect ratios including square, 9:16, and 3:2
Rotate or flip photos in bulk
Add searchable descriptions across entire batches
Save and apply custom presets
Convert live photos to stills in bulk
Download entire Google Photos library in full quality
Move entire library to trash in one action
AI-powered photo selection to find best shots
Local file processing without uploading photos
Supports JPEG and multiple RAW formats including NEF, ARW, RAF, DNG and CR3 files
Automatic camera model detection from file metadata
Displays field label and limitations alongside shutter count
Shows additional photo details like exposure, aperture, ISO and focal length
Save results as PNG or JSON reports locally
Excludes personal data from saved reports
Supports multiple languages including English, German, French and Japanese
File size limit up to 256 MiB for supported formats
Works on both computer and mobile devices
What makes it different
Photos stay in Google Photos—nothing is uploaded to external servers or processed on Batch's backend
Automates Google Photos' own native editor, not a separate tool
First and only Chrome extension built specifically for bulk editing, deletion, and downloading inside Google Photos
AI-powered selection to identify and sort best photos in minutes
No photo upload or account needed—all processing happens locally in your browser
Explains what each counter field means and its limitations for your specific camera
Provides guidance for handling missing or unclear shutter count readings
Independent tool not affiliated with camera manufacturers
Batch for Google Photos