Mass Delete Instagram Content & DMs

Yes. Redact.dev is built with privacy and security as first-class principles. Redact operates locally on your device and only performs the actions you explicitly authorize. Your Instagram content is never stored, sold, or reused. Redact exists solely to help you delete your own content. Please note, Redact is not affiliated with Instagram or Meta.

Redact.dev is used by hundreds of thousands of people globally to clean up their digital footprints across social media platforms. The product is purpose-built to delete your content, never to harvest it, and follows a strict privacy-by-design approach. You stay in control at all times.

Yes. With Redact, you can bulk delete all Instagram direct messages you've ever sent. You can delete all your DMs at once, your DMs with specific people, messages with specific keywords, within specific date ranges - or any combination of these filters.

Redact lets you specify keywords and will scan your sent Instagram messages for matches. Any message containing those keywords can be deleted automatically, saving you from scrolling and deleting manually. To filter your deletion by keyword, simply switch to the advanced form in the top-right of the Instagram service page in Redact, then scroll down the form to enter your keyword filters.

Yes, Redact allows you to mass delete all Instagram posts in bulk, including photos, videos/reels, and carousels/albums. You can delete all posts at once, or filter by date range and/or keywords to delete specific posts only.

You can delete Instagram content by date range with Redact. Simply set an end date (for example, "delete everything before 2021") and Redact will remove only the posts that fall within that range.

Yes. Redact supports bulk deletion of Instagram Reels. Just select the Reels content type, apply any date or keyword filters you want, and start deleting.

Redact lets you mass delete Instagram carousel and album posts. Select the "Carousels" content type, apply your filters, and Redact will handle the rest.

Yes. Redact removes your likes from Instagram posts in bulk, filtered by date, caption or the account that posted them. It needs a paid plan.

Yes. Redact deletes your saved collections, picked by name. The posts inside stay saved under All posts, which is how Instagram handles a deleted collection.

Absolutely. Redact allows you to delete Instagram posts and messages by specifying a date range. You can set a start date (to delete everything after that date) and/or an end date (to delete everything before that date).

Only with your permission. Redact has scheduling tools (scheduled deletion and disappearing mode) which allow you to set up automated, ongoing deletions with customizable filters and settings.

Deleting content simply removes it from your profile and message history - the same as if you deleted it manually, just faster. Redact does not change your account settings, and your login details stay on your device. You remain in full control at all times.

Old posts and messages can resurface years later in ways you don't expect - through screenshots, data requests, or platform changes. Cleaning up your Instagram history helps reduce long-term digital risk and gives you greater control over your online footprint.

Simply download Redact, connect your Instagram account, choose what you want to delete (messages, posts, reels, or carousels), apply any filters, and start deleting. It's the fastest way to take back control of your Instagram history. Deleting your last 30 days of posts, reels, and carousels is free. Clearing content older than 30 days, or deleting DMs and mass unfollowing accounts, needs a premium plan.

Yes. You can mass delete Instagram posts & reels with Redact on Windows, macOS, or Linux. Free for your last 30 days of posts, reels & carousels.

Yes. You can mass delete Instagram posts & reels on iPhone and Android. Get Redact on the Apple App Store or Google Play. Free for your last 30 days of posts, reels & carousels.