Delete photos from Teamspace
Remove photos from the team library, who's allowed to, and what it does and doesn't affect.
When you’d do this
Section titled “When you’d do this”You want to remove test shots, duplicates, or photos uploaded to the wrong project from your team’s photo library in Teamspace.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”- Role
- Team Owner, or any role with "Delete photos" enabled
- Surface
- Web
- Plan
- Free · Business
- Affects
- Removes the team copy from Teamspace
Delete photos
Section titled “Delete photos”- Open Photos in Teamspace.
- Select the photo, or select multiple photos.
- Click Delete.
- Confirm.
Who can delete
Section titled “Who can delete”Deletion is controlled by the Delete photos permission, set per member under member access. The scope decides which photos that member can delete:
| Scope | What they can delete |
|---|---|
| All Photos | Any photo in the team |
| Own only | Only photos that member captured |
| Deny | Nothing; no delete option appears |
Common pitfalls
Section titled “Common pitfalls”- Export before deleting. Deleted team photos are not kept in a Teamspace trash. See Export as ZIP.
- The member’s phone keeps its original. Deleting in Teamspace removes the team copy only. The photo on the member’s device is a separate, on-device copy and isn’t deleted. To delete that, the member removes it in the App. See Delete a photo.
- A synced cloud copy stays. If the project syncs to Google Drive or SharePoint, a photo already uploaded there isn’t removed when you delete it in Teamspace. Remove it in that folder too if needed.
See also
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