⚠ This page performs irreversible operations on your Photos library. Actions here cannot be undone from within pyimgtag. Recently Deleted in Photos.app is your only recovery path.

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Apply destructive actions queued in the progress DB.

Delete photos marked for cleanup

The summary below counts every row in this DB whose cleanup_class is delete. Running the action sends each one to Apple Photos for deletion.

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photos in this DB are marked delete.

Recoverable for 30 days. Photos.app moves deleted items to Recently Deleted; this page never empties that bin. On a successful Photos delete, the matching row is also removed from the progress DB so a re-scan won't re-process the file.

I understand and want to delete these photos.

DB drift

Compares every row in the progress DB against the file on disk and (on macOS) Apple Photos.app's media-item set. Rows whose backing file is gone become safe to prune.

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stale rows: 0 file missing on disk · 0 not in Photos.app (of 0 total).

DB-only delete. This action only removes rows from processed_images whose backing file is missing on disk. Rows merely "not in Photos.app" are excluded as false-positive-prone — prune those with the explicit --prune-photos-missing CLI flag. A re-scan will re-process anything still present.

I understand and want to prune these rows.

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