Duplicate & near-duplicate finder
Burst shots, retakes and screenshots get grouped together so you clear dozens of photos with a single decision.
★★★★★ 5.0 on the App Store
Clean your photo library in minutes, not weekends.
Clean Cut is the iPhone photo cleaner that finds duplicates and blurry shots, keeps only your best photos, and frees up gigabytes of storage — all offline, and never without your say-so.
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Everything you need to declutter your camera roll
Built for the 12,000-photo library you have been avoiding since 2019.
Keeps only your best shot
Clear focus, eyes on the camera, a real smile — Clean Cut ranks each group and suggests the keeper.
Swipe to sort
Right to keep, left to bin. Cleaning a photo library finally feels fast instead of like admin.
Nothing deleted without you
A trash-style review step stands between every swipe and the permanent delete button.
100% offline
No uploads, no accounts, no cloud processing. Your library stays on your iPhone.
Gigabytes back in minutes
Free up iPhone storage without paying for a bigger iCloud plan or a new phone.
How Clean Cut works
- 01
Grant photo access
Clean Cut scans your library on-device and groups similar shots.
- 02
Swipe through
Keep the best, bin the blurry, skip anything you're unsure about.
- 03
Review and confirm
Check the pile, then delete for good and watch your free space grow.
Loved by iPhone owners
Rated 5.0 by people who finally cleaned their camera roll
★★★★★
“I had 14,000 photos and no idea where to start. Two evenings with Clean Cut and my iPhone finally stopped begging me to buy more iCloud.”
★★★★★
“The swiping is weirdly addictive. It picks the sharpest shot out of every burst, so I never lose the good one — I just lose the eleven bad ones.”
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“What sold me is that nothing gets deleted behind my back. Everything waits in the review pile until I say go. That's the confidence I needed.”
★★★★★
“Cleanest utility app I've used in years. It feels like an Apple app, and it does its whole job without sending a single photo anywhere.”
★★★★★
“Freed 22 GB before my holiday. Screenshots from 2019 that I will never look at again — gone in about twenty minutes.”
★★★★★
“My camera roll went from chaos to something I actually enjoy scrolling. Worth the lifetime unlock alone.”
Simple pricing
Clean Cut is a free download. Unlock unlimited cleaning with whichever plan suits you — cancel anytime.
Weekly
Unlimited cleaning, billed weekly. Manage or cancel in iPhone Settings › your name › Subscriptions.
Lifetime
One payment, unlimited cleaning forever. Best if you plan to tidy your library more than once.
Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Current prices are shown in the App Store.
Frequently asked questions
Does Clean Cut delete photos without asking?
No. Clean Cut works like a trash folder: everything you swipe away lands in a review pile, and nothing leaves your library until you confirm the deletion yourself.
Do my photos leave my iPhone?
No. The cleanup runs offline on your device, so your photos are never uploaded to a server and no account is required.
How does it pick the best photos to keep?
Clean Cut looks at sharpness of focus, whether you are looking at the camera, and whether you are smiling, then suggests the strongest shot from each group of near-duplicates.
How much storage can I free up?
It depends on your library, but most people carry thousands of burst shots, retakes and screenshots — clearing those typically frees several gigabytes in one sitting.
How much does Clean Cut cost?
Clean Cut is a free download. Inside the app you can unlock unlimited cleaning with a weekly plan or a one-time lifetime purchase, and you can manage it anytime in iPhone Settings › your name › Subscriptions.
Which iPhones are supported?
Clean Cut runs on any iPhone with iOS 17.0 or later.
Free up your iPhone storage tonight
Thousands of forgotten duplicates are sitting in your camera roll. Swipe them away in a single sitting.