Swipe Quick
Swipe to clean
Full-screen photos, one decision at a time. Right keeps it, left marks it for deletion, up skips. That's the whole interface.
Free photo cleaner for iPhone
Your camera roll,
Your camera roll,
finally clean
Swipe right to keep, left to delete. Swipe Quick turns years of screenshots, duplicates and forgotten photos into a few minutes of swiping — and every photo stays on your phone.
100% on-devicePhotos are never uploaded
Nothing auto-deletedYou confirm every batch
30-day safety netRecently Deleted keeps them
Free to usePro only removes ads
What it does
Everything you need to clear a decade of photos
No checkboxes, no endless scrolling. One photo at a time, full screen, instant decisions — plus the tools that find the easy wins for you.
Duplicate finder
Scans your library for repeated and near-identical shots, groups them and shows the megabytes each group is wasting.
Month by month
Your camera roll split into months, each with its own photo count and saved progress. Clear July, come back for June tomorrow.
On This Day
Photos taken on today's date in past years come back to the top — the fun part of cleaning, not just the chore.
Collections
Screenshots, videos, Live Photos and favourites sorted into their own piles, so you can wipe out 600 screenshots in one sitting.
Progress that sticks
Stop whenever you like. Each month and collection remembers where you left off, so you never swipe the same photo twice.
The quickest win
Duplicate photos, found for you
Burst shots, the same sunset four times, screenshots you saved twice — duplicates are usually the biggest chunk of a full phone, and the most boring to hunt down manually.
Swipe Quick groups them for you and puts the wasted space right on the card, so you know exactly what you're getting back.
- Grouped by similarity, not just exact copies
- Megabytes shown per group and in total
- Keep the best shot, clear the rest in bulk
How it works
Three steps, a few minutes
Most people reclaim several gigabytes in their very first session.
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Step 01
Allow photo access
Swipe Quick asks iOS for read access to your library. That permission stays on your device and can be changed any time in Settings.
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Step 02
Start swiping
Pick a month, a collection or a duplicate group and go. Right keeps, left marks for deletion, and undo steps back if you change your mind.
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Step 03
Confirm and free space
At the end you review the batch and confirm through Apple's own delete dialog. The photos move to Recently Deleted, recoverable for 30 days.
Privacy
Your photos never leave your phone
Swipe Quick reads your library through iOS and does the work on the device. There is no upload, no cloud copy and no server that ever sees a photo of yours.
- No photo or video is ever copied to a server
- Nothing is deleted until you confirm it yourself
- Deleted photos sit in Recently Deleted for 30 days
Inside the app
Built to be fast, not fiddly
FAQ
Questions people ask first
Does Swipe Quick upload my photos anywhere?
No. Every photo and video stays on your device. Swipe Quick only asks iOS for permission to read your library — nothing is ever copied to a server.
Can Swipe Quick delete photos without asking me?
Never. Swiping left only marks a photo for deletion. Nothing is actually removed until you review your selections and confirm through Apple's own system delete dialog.
How do I delete duplicate photos on iPhone?
Open Duplicates. Swipe Quick scans your camera roll, groups repeated and near-identical shots and shows how much space each group takes, so you can clear them in one go.
How do I delete screenshots in bulk?
Open Collections, choose Screenshots and swipe through them. Videos, Live Photos and favourites each have their own collection too.
Can I undo a swipe?
Yes — use the undo button in the session bar to step back through your most recent swipes before you confirm the deletion.
Where do deleted photos go?
Into Apple's Recently Deleted album, where they stay recoverable for 30 days. Your storage is freed once they are erased there, or once the 30 days pass.
Is Swipe Quick free?
The core swipe-and-clean experience is free to use. Swipe Quick Pro is an optional subscription that removes ads, and any paid feature is clearly marked before you are asked to pay.
Why did my progress on a category reset?
Progress is saved per month or per category. Random sessions don't save progress between sessions, since the selection is different every time by design.
Get started
Clean your camera roll tonight
Free on the App Store. Swipe for ten minutes and see how much space comes back.