To erase several image albums on Facebook, you have to delete them one by one. You can erase any album-- consisting of empty ones Remove Photo From Facebook other than those that were developed automatically-- Timeline Photos, Profile Photos and Mobile Uploads. You can, however, delete specific pictures from albums developed instantly by Facebook. To keep the photos and avoid others from seeing them at the exact same time, make the albums personal. Alternatively, erase specific images or make them private.

 

Remove Photo From Facebook

Step 1. Click your name in the upper right corner of the Facebook page to visit your Timeline page.

Step 2. Select the Photos tab and then click Albums to see all your Facebook photo albums. The variety of photos in an album is shown below the name of the album.

Action 3. Click one of the albums to open it.

Step 4. Click the equipment icon and choose Delete Album from the drop-down menu to erase the whole album. Erasing an album erases all its pictures permanently; erased albums can not be recuperated. Validate by clicking the Erase Album button or abort by clicking Cancel.

Changing the Audience or Deleting Particular Images.

Step 5. Open your Facebook Timeline page, click the Photos tab and then click Albums to view your image albums.

Step 6. Click the Audience Selector button to the right of the name of the album you wish to modify and pick the audience. To make the whole album public, choose Public. To prevent others from viewing your album, choose Only Me. Customize the audience-- to enable specific people to view the album, while rejecting others the right to see your pictures-- by selecting Custom-made.

Step 7. You can't change the audience for the Profile Pictures album, but you can change the audience for particular photos or delete them from Facebook. Click the Profile Pictures album to open it.

Step 8. Click the pencil icon, select Delete This Photo and verify to erase the photo from Facebook. You cannot recover erased photos.

Step 9. To prevent erasing the picture, change its audience. Click the picture you want to edit to open it.

Action 10. Click the Audience Selector button and choose an audience for your image. To share your photo with everyone, select Public. Select Friends to permit only your pals to see the image. Make the picture private by clicking Only Me. To customize the audience-- to enable or deny specific people-- click Custom.

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