iPhone storage full? What to delete first
Empty Recently Deleted, then large videos, duplicates, screenshots and message attachments. The order that frees the most iPhone space with the least regret.
Finds what to delete
They are rarely many, but they are rarely small. DustFox puts the heaviest photos on top so you can see where the megabytes went.

Apple ProRAW captures, panoramas, photos from dedicated cameras imported to the phone, and edited exports. Each can be many times the size of a normal shot.
Every photo, sorted by size, largest first. You see how much each one takes and select what goes; the first few decisions usually free the most.
If a large photo is a JPEG you want to keep, Compressible Photos may be the gentler option. If it is a RAW file you already exported and edited, the RAW is often what you can let go.
The photos move to Recently Deleted for 30 days. Device space returns once that album is emptied.
Resolution and format. Apple ProRAW files and very wide panoramas can take tens of megabytes each, while a typical HEIC photo takes a few.
If it is a JPEG, Compressible Photos can convert it to HEIC, which stores the same shot in roughly half the space.
By default no, because deleting them frees no device space. Turn on the iCloud switch to see the whole library.

Empty Recently Deleted, then large videos, duplicates, screenshots and message attachments. The order that frees the most iPhone space with the least regret.









Free to download. Screenshots are always unlimited, and Pro removes every other limit: buy it once, or take it by the year.