Can I delete all photos from iphone from Windows 11?

Using iTunes is a reliable, official way to permanently delete all photos from iPhone, especially when you need a nuclear option for complete data removal. It’s Apple’s free, built-in tool for Windows that manages iOS device backups, restores, and syncing, and it can be repurposed to erase photos entirely through a full device restore or selective setup.

Here's how it works in your own words: you connect your iPhone to a computer running iTunes, then use the "Restore iPhone" feature to wipe the entire device, which includes permanently delete all photos from iPhone. For a more targeted approach, you can first create a full backup, then restore and set up the iPhone as a new device—this keeps your core system but leaves photos behind. Once the process finishes, your iPhone will be free of all photo data, with no need to manually clear the "Recently Deleted" album.

This method is secure because it uses Apple’s official software, so there’s no risk of malware or third-party data access. It also ensures a thorough wipe that permanently delete all photos from iPhone, leaving no residual files behind.

It’s particularly useful if you want to completely reset your iPhone or resolve software issues while removing photos, or if you don’t trust third-party tools with your device data. Since it’s a free, official tool, it’s a low-risk option for users who prioritize stability and security over convenience, though it does require sacrificing all other data if you use the full factory reset.