Your camera roll, cleared in minutes
Swipe left to bin, right to keep. One batch delete, and proof of every gigabyte you get back.
Storage full. Again.
The average camera roll holds thousands of screenshots, burst duplicates and videos nobody will ever watch. Deleting them one by one in Photos is so tedious that most people just buy more iCloud instead.
How Sweep works
Swipe
Pick a pile: screenshots, videos, bursts, or one month at a time. Left bins it, right keeps it. Undo anytime.
Review
Nothing is deleted behind your back. Everything you binned waits in one pile you check before confirming.
See the proof
Sweep measures your device's real free space and shows exactly what you got back. Not an estimate.
The number other cleaners won't show you
iOS keeps deleted photos in Recently Deleted for 30 days, so most cleaner apps leave you wondering whether anything happened. Sweep walks you through the last step, then measures your actual free space.
Your photos never leave your phone
Sweep has no servers, no account, no ads and no photo uploads. Everything happens on your device. The only network traffic is Apple's own purchase receipt.
Honest pricing
Free
- 100 swipes a day
- Every pile, videos included
- Batch delete and real measurement
- No ads, no account
Unlimited
- Unlimited swipes
- Everything in Free
- No subscription, ever
Questions, answered
Does Sweep actually delete my photos?
Yes. Photos you confirm are moved to iOS's Recently Deleted album, exactly like deleting in the Photos app. iOS holds them there for 30 days as a safety net, and Sweep shows you how to empty it immediately, then measures the space you got back.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. Sweep runs entirely on your iPhone. It has no servers and no account system, and your photos, thumbnails and metadata never leave the device.
How much does Sweep cost?
Sweep is free for 100 swipe decisions a day with every feature included. Unlimited swiping is a single purchase of $14.99. There is no subscription and there are no ads.
Does Sweep handle videos?
Yes. Videos are usually where the storage goes, so Sweep has dedicated piles for all videos and for your longest videos first, with playback before you decide.
I deleted photos but my storage didn't change. Why?
Two reasons. First, iOS keeps deleted photos in Recently Deleted for 30 days unless you empty it. Second, if Optimize iPhone Storage is on, your originals live in iCloud, so deleting frees iCloud space rather than device space. Sweep detects both cases and tells you what actually happened.
What do I need to run Sweep?
An iPhone running a recent version of iOS. Sweep works with iCloud Photos, Limited photo access is detected and explained, and no Mac or computer is ever needed.