By default,

you can use docker rmi to remove image(s)

like:

docker rmi $(docker_name)

docker rmi $(docker images -a)

After docker engine 1.13, we have -f –filter enabled to used a “key=value” to filter a the results.

docker images filter

And also you have:

docker images prune -a

to remove all the dangling images. Which means you will remove all the images these are not used by any containers(dead or alive).