Phone Cleaner: Storage Cleanup

Keep your memories. Make room for what comes next.
Phone Cleaner helps you free up phone storage by finding duplicate photos, shrinking large photos and videos, and showing which files take up space. You choose what stays and what goes.

FIND DUPLICATES, KEEP YOUR FAVORITES
Review identical and similar photos together. Keep one or several shots from a group, then move only the copies you choose to the bin. Blurry and dark photo suggestions help you review your gallery without deciding for you.

COMPRESS PHOTOS WITH A PREVIEW
Compare a photo with its compressed preview and choose the quality that suits you. See estimated savings before starting. The original stays until you confirm moving it to the bin after compression.

SHRINK VIDEOS AND REVIEW LARGE FILES
Choose a video preset, follow progress, and review the result. Find large files, old screenshots, downloaded files and shared messaging media in one place. Unused apps can be reviewed separately; archiving is offered where Android supports it.

A CLEAR VIEW OF YOUR STORAGE
See what takes up space and follow a guided cleanup. Background jobs show progress, while your cleanup history and bin stay easy to reach. Estimated savings are separate from space already freed.

YOUR FILES, YOUR CHOICE
Media analysis runs on your device. No account is needed, and your photos and videos are not uploaded to a server for analysis. Android permissions control what the app can access.

Can I restore photos?
Media moved to the system bin can normally be restored within 30 days. Check the remaining time in the bin. Permanently deleted or expired files cannot be restored. This does not apply to uninstalling apps.

Does compression change quality?
Yes. Smaller files can lose detail depending on the preset and original. Compare photo previews and review results before removing originals. Savings vary by file and device.

Does cleanup run automatically?
No. You select and confirm the actions. Permission requests and available features depend on your Android version and device.

Start with the photos you no longer need, and keep the ones that matter.