For iPhone and iPad

A cleaner gallery.
A clearer iPhone.

Find screenshots, see their storage use and review duplicates before choosing what to delete. Your screenshots are analysed on your device. You stay in control of every deletion.

Paid download, with no subscription. · iOS 26 · iPadOS 26

Fastest Screenshot Cleaner on iPhone showing a screenshot gallery with selectable thumbnails.
  • Finds screenshots through PhotoKit, not guesswork
  • Adds up the storage they use
  • Stacks: recent, portrait, landscape, large, duplicates
  • Content groups from on-device text recognition
  • Bulk delete through the Photos sheet, recoverable for 30 days

What it does

Three screens between a full library and a clean one.

Scan, look at the total, review the stacks, delete. The app is built to be finished in a minute and forgotten until the next pile.

A scan that asks Photos, not the pixels

A scan that asks Photos, not the pixels

The app asks PhotoKit for images marked as screenshots, then lets you review them. Full or limited Photos access is supported. Images imported from another device may not carry the screenshot marker and may not appear.

  • PhotoKit screenshot subtype, not image analysis
  • Full or limited Photos access
  • Sorted newest first
The number that makes you act

The number that makes you act

Review the storage total after a scan, then compare the categories and selected items. The estimate helps you choose what to remove; it is not a promise of a fixed amount of free space.

  • Per-screenshot size read from the photo resources
  • Total on the result screen, per-stack totals in review
  • Estimated from what is on the device
Stacks you can judge at a glance

Stacks you can judge at a glance

The review screen sorts screenshots into cards: everything, the last two weeks, portrait, landscape, large files worth checking first. Below them, content groups appear as the app reads the text on each screenshot on the device: shopping, invoices, chats, books, code, web and apps, travel. Tap a card to see only that stack; tap Select All to take the whole stack.

  • Recent, Portrait, Landscape, Large
  • Content groups from Vision text recognition plus keyword rules
  • Select or deselect a whole stack in one tap
  • Three-column grid, tap to toggle
Duplicates, exact and re-saved

Duplicates, exact and re-saved

Two kinds of copies get their own stacks. Exact duplicates are byte-for-byte identical files, found by hashing. Visual matches are the same screenshot saved or re-encoded again, found by a compact image fingerprint and the text on it. Each group shows how much keeping only the newest would free, and one button does exactly that.

  • Exact duplicates: SHA-256 of the file
  • Visual matches: image fingerprint plus recognised text
  • Keep Newest marks the rest for deletion
Bulk delete, the safe way

Bulk delete, the safe way

Delete Selected removes every ticked screenshot in one Photos operation. iOS shows its own confirmation, and what you delete goes to Recently Deleted, where it stays for thirty days. Nothing is removed automatically, and the app never deletes anything you did not tick.

  • One operation for the whole selection
  • System confirmation from Photos
  • Recoverable from Recently Deleted for 30 days
A widget that knows before you look

A widget that knows before you look

The home-screen widget shows how many screenshots are waiting and how much they weigh, refreshed after every scan and in the background about once a day. Its Scan button opens the app and starts the scan straight away.

  • Count and size on the home screen
  • Background refresh, never background deletion
  • One tap from widget to running scan

Who it is for

For anyone whose camera roll is half screenshots.

The receipt keeper
Order confirmations, boarding passes, parking tickets. Useful for a week, dead weight for a year. The Invoices and Travel stacks find them.
The group-chat archivist
Screenshots of conversations you meant to reply to. The Chats stack, newest first, and a Select All.
The 128 GB phone
When "Storage Almost Full" appears, screenshots are the first thing to go and the last thing anyone sorts by hand.
Not for
Cleaning photos, videos or Live Photos. The app only ever sees screenshots, on purpose.

A single purchase

Pay once to download. No subscription.

Paid download, with no subscription.

Paid download

$2.99 one time

  • Screenshot scans and storage totals
  • Review categories and duplicates
  • Select and delete screenshots in bulk
  • Home-screen widget

Apple shows the price for your region before purchase.

There is no recurring plan to manage, no advertising and no in-app purchase screens.

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Questions

Asked often enough to write down.

Can I get a deleted screenshot back?

Yes, for thirty days. Deletion goes through the system Photos sheet, so everything lands in the Recently Deleted album, where you can restore it. After thirty days iOS removes it for good.

Does it delete anything on its own?

No. It only deletes what you tick, only when you press Delete Selected, and only after you confirm in the Photos sheet. The background refresh updates the widget numbers and never touches a file.

Does it upload my screenshots?

Photo processing takes place on your device. Photos and recognised text are not uploaded to our servers. If you use an older ad-supported build, its advertising provider may still use the network. iCloud Photos is a separate Apple service.

What does it do with the text on my screenshots?

It reads it on the device with Apple's Vision framework to sort screenshots into groups like Chats or Invoices and to tell re-saved copies apart. The text is not stored and not sent anywhere.

Why does it need write access to Photos?

To delete. Read access finds the screenshots and sizes; write access lets the delete request reach Photos. You can grant limited access and the app will work on the screenshots you shared.

Does it work with iCloud Photos?

Yes. Reading the size of a screenshot that is only in iCloud can make Photos download it, which is why the storage card says the estimate is from what is available on the device.

Is this a subscription or a free trial?

Paid download, with no subscription. Apple shows the exact local download price before you buy.

Review your library, your way.

See the current version and local purchase price on the App Store. Keep a separate backup of important photos.

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