FlickClean

Open FlickClean and choose Similar mode. The app automatically groups duplicate and near-duplicate photos so you can keep the best shot and delete the rest with one swipe. Unlike the built-in iOS Duplicates album, FlickClean also catches similar photos that aren't pixel-perfect copies.

Photos and videos are usually the biggest storage consumers. FlickClean shows you exactly what's taking up space — duplicates, screenshots, blurry shots and large videos — and lets you clear them in minutes with simple swipes. Most users free up gigabytes in their first session.

iOS has no bulk screenshot delete. FlickClean's Screenshots mode collects every screenshot in your library so you can bulk-clear them in seconds, with a review step before anything is permanently deleted.

Yes — FlickClean's Blurred mode automatically detects blurry and failed shots that the iOS Photos app can't find, so you can delete them all in one pass.

No. All scanning and analysis happens 100% on your device. Your photos are never uploaded to any server, and no account is needed — the app even works offline.

Nothing is lost. You can undo any swipe instantly, and FlickClean always shows a Confirm Delete review screen before photos are actually removed. Deleted photos also stay in the iOS Recently Deleted album for 30 days.

FlickClean is free to download with a free daily cleaning limit. Premium removes limits and is available weekly ($2.99), monthly ($7.99) or yearly ($39.99), each with a 3-day free trial.

Videos are the biggest storage hogs on most iPhones. FlickClean's Videos mode surfaces them so you can preview each one and swipe away the ones you no longer need — often recovering gigabytes at once.