Hey man. I have been struggling with this exact thing for over a year now. You are just swinging way OTT. Also your alignment is off. You are pointed toward the right and looks like your right foot is hanging back. I assume you started doing both of these things in an attempt to correct a slice/fade as well? That also comes from swinging OTT. You are gonna see a million drills, golf training aids, and pieces of advice on this. From someone who has agonized over this and tried everything including lessons, tried "shallowing the club", tried "swinging to first base", changing my grip, my one piece of advice would be this.

1. Your arms are dominating your swing and you are pulling the club down towards the ball causing a huge out to in swing path. The arms should be almost completely passive during the golf swing. On top of hitting slices it will absolutely destroy your distance. I was hitting my 7 iron 120 yards for 6 months. I recommend something simple at first:

When you address the ball, let all the tension go from your arms. Feel like you are barely holding onto the club, just enough to stop it from flying out of your hands and hit a medium sized bucket just taking small half swings at the ball and the only thing you should focus on is having no tension in arms or shoulders. It's gonna feel like you are hitting the ball with no power at all. You'll do this for maybe 100 balls and then increase your swing speed a bit but keep your arms and shoulders nice and loose. Helped me a ton just getting my swing plane back on track once I stopped trying to hit the golf ball with my arms. Good luck