How to Bulk Delete Gyazo Images and History

Gyazo is a popular tool for capturing and sharing screenshots and GIFs online. But over time, your account can accumulate hundreds or even thousands of image links, albums, and media collections.

If you’re looking to clean up your Gyazo history or protect your digital privacy, Redact.dev makes it simple to delete everything in just a few clicks.

Why Use Redact to Delete Gyazo Images?

Save time: Delete hundreds or thousands of images in one session
Avoid manual cleanup: No more clicking each post individually
Stay organized: Clear out old or unwanted screenshots fast
Improve privacy: Remove images that contain private information
Automated deletion: Automatically delete Gyazo content as frequently as you want

Gyazo does not offer a built-in way to bulk delete content, but Redact fills that gap with powerful automation and flexible filters.

Please note: mass deleting your Gyazo Images and History with Redact requires a Redact Premium subscription. You can try Redact for free on Twitter/X, Discord, Reddit, and Facebook!

1. Download and Install Redact

First, head over to Redact.dev and download the app. It’s available for both Windows and macOS.

Go to redact.dev and click Download located in the top right corner

2. Connect Your Gyazo Account

After you launch Redact.dev and login, select Gyazo from the list of supported platforms.

You’ll be prompted to log in via Gyazo. Your login credentials are never captured or viewed by the Redact app. They are sent directly from your device to Gyazo, without passing through or being stored on any Redact servers. The login functions just like a saved login in your browser, staying only on your device.

In Redact.dev, select Gyazo from the list of supported platforms.

3. Choose What You Want to Delete

Redact allows you to bulk delete your Captures, and your Collections in Gyazo.

If you’re looking to delete all captures or collections, just keep one checkbox selected. To delete all your Gyazo content, keep them both checked.

Delete according to filter types
Specify what type of content to delete Media, Albums, Favorites, or Galleries.

4. Filter by Date Range

If you want to delete your Gyazo from a specific time period, Redact.dev supports date ranger filters.

This means you can easily wipe all your Gyazo activity from individual days, entire months, or full years to narrow down the exact timeframe of the content you want to remove.

Use the date filter to:

Set a Start Date to delete anything created after that day
Set an End Date to delete anything before that day
Set Both to delete anything between the two dates

You can use the presets, or click the calendar icon to choose by day, month, or year. Click the red Reset text to clear your filter.

Delete Gyazo activity by date range
Redaction can be specified by Start Date (Only delete after this date) or End Date (Only delete before this date), pressing the calendar icon, you go straight to month selection by pressing the month ie April, pressing the title again Pick Month in 2021 will navigate to year selection. Clicking the Reset red text will delete all the date value for that field.

5. Filter by Title

With Redact.dev you can delete specific Gyazo content based on the name of the image or collection.

Use the Title Content filter to enter a keyword or phrase, and Redact will find and target Gyazo collections and images with matching titles.

Delete according to title
Delete according to the title of content. Input a word or phrase that Redact will search for in the title of content. If you’re looking for a specific word to delete in the title of content, this is where you place it.

6. Filter by Description

If you need to delete Gyazo content based on description text, Redact has you covered.

The Description Content filter lets you enter phrases or words, Redact will then search for matching Gyazo images and collections, and target them for your deletion.

Delete according to description
Enter a phrase or group of words found on the description to be deleted.

7. Filter by App Name

Gyazo images can be captures through various apps like Discord, Twitter, or Facebook. The App name filter allows you to search and delete content based on the app used during the capture.

This way you can bulk delete Gyazo content based on the app used during capture.

Delete Gyazo content according to App name
Delete content based on the App name that is used in recording the content.

8. Start Deleting

Redact offers four deletion modes:

Preview Mode: Review content before deletion to avoid mistakes
Review & Delete: Manually choose which images to remove
Deletion Mode: Instantly delete all selected Gyazo content
Schedule Deletion: This lets you automate ongoing Gyazo deletion, so your images and collections on Gyazo are deleted after a set period of time.

If you’re looking to wipe your Gyazo account completely, skip the filters and go straight to Deletion Mode. This will remove all selected data permanently. We recommend running a preview before doing this to make sure you don’t delete anything accidentally.

Delete your Gyazo history
To delete anything and everything on your Gyazo account, just skip the form, go straight to deletion mode, and click start deleting. Take note that content deletion is irreversible. This is recommended if you want to have a fresh Gyazo account rather than making a new one.

Your Gyazo history might contain outdated, personal, or sensitive content. Whether you’re doing a digital spring cleaning or securing your online presence, Redact is the fastest and easiest way to delete your Gyazo images in bulk.

Redact also supports a massive range of major social media and productivity platforms: check them out here. You can download and try Redact.dev Free for deletions on Discord, Twitter and Facebook, and unlimited anonymization on Reddit.

Bulk Delete Gyazo Images and History FAQ

Can I delete all Gyazo captures in one pass inside Gyazo?

Gyazo does not provide a single remove all button for every capture at once. You can remove items in batches or use a tool that automates bulk actions with filters.

What counts as history in Gyazo and why should I clear it?

History includes your uploaded images, gifs, and videos along with titles, tags, and share links. Clearing old items reduces leaks from public links and keeps your workspace tidy.

How do I connect Redact to Gyazo to start a bulk cleanup?

Open Redact and choose Gyazo. Sign in, then select Images and History. Redact runs on your device and uses the minimum access needed to find and remove content you approve.

Which filters can Redact use for Gyazo deletions or unlisting actions?

Filter by date ranges, titles, tags, file types, and link visibility. You can target only public links, only items with text matches, or everything in a chosen window.

What modes does Redact provide for Gyazo cleanups?

Use Preview to list matches, Deletion to remove items, Review & Delete to approve line by line, and Schedule Deletion to run recurring sweeps with saved filters.

Can I change public Gyazo links to private without deleting the files?

You can change visibility on many platforms. If Gyazo supports unlisting or privacy changes for a given item, prefer that when you need to keep the file but reduce exposure.

Does Redact store my Gyazo credentials or my media on Redact servers?

No. Redact runs on your device and uses the minimum access required to execute your actions. You can disconnect Gyazo from Redact at any time.

Should I export my Gyazo data before I delete a large number of items?

Yes. Create a private archive first if possible. Store it offline or in encrypted storage so you keep a reference while cleaning your public footprint.

How does Redact handle Gyazo rate limits or very large libraries of captures?

Redact batches actions and spaces requests to respect platform limits. For very large libraries, run date slices or scheduled passes for stability and coverage.

Will deleting Gyazo items remove third party copies or embeds on the web?

Deletion removes the original on Gyazo. External copies, screenshots, or caches can remain. Request removals where possible and update pages that embed your links.

Can Redact schedule recurring Gyazo cleanups so new captures do not pile up?

Yes. Save your filters and schedule weekly or monthly runs. This keeps new uploads from creating fresh exposure over time.

Can I target only captures that include text or titles that match sensitive terms?

Yes. Use text and tag filters. Search for names, project codes, or keywords, then review matches in Preview before you delete or unlist.

Is there a free option in Redact for Gyazo cleanups or do I need Premium?

You can start for free with recent history on supported services. Upgrade to Premium to process all time data and to unlock advanced filters and scheduling.

How do I verify that Gyazo links are no longer accessible after cleanup?

Open a sample of old links in a private browser session. Confirm they return not found or that visibility has changed. Re run a Preview pass to catch any items you missed.

Is Redact easy to try for Gyazo, and how do I sign in securely?

You can download Redact for free and start with recent history. Redact uses passwordless sign in with secure email codes. You can upgrade any time for all time cleanups and advanced options.