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
Some photos need a human decision, not an algorithm. Swipe to Clean shows them one at a time and remembers every answer.

DustFox shows one shot at a time, full screen, with its size and date. Swipe left to delete it, right to keep it. That is the whole interface, and it is fast enough to go through a few hundred shots while waiting for a train.
A shot you keep is recorded on the device and never shown again. The next session starts with what you have not seen yet, so the pile always shrinks.
They are collected, with their total size, and deleted together after you confirm once in the iOS dialog. Deleted shots move to Recently Deleted and stay there for 30 days.
When the question is taste rather than quality. Duplicates, blurry shots and screenshots have rules; the tenth photo of the same sunset does not.
DustFox remembers it and never shows it again in Swipe to Clean, so you never judge the same photo twice.
No. Nothing is deleted until you confirm, and deleted shots wait 30 days in Recently Deleted.
Yes. It is a deletion method, so it shares the free allowance of 30 items with the other deletion methods. DustFox Pro removes the limit.

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.