iPhone photo cleaner
Sort and clean iPhone photos with on-device AI.
AI Cleaning classifies photos on your iPhone, then lets you review duplicates, screenshots, blurry shots, large media, and duplicate contacts without fake system-cleaning claims.
Why classification matters
Photo cleanup is more useful after classification.
A strong iPhone photo cleaner should help users understand what is in their library before asking them to delete. AI Cleaning organizes categories first, then surfaces cleanup work. The dedicated AI photo classification page explains the smart category layer in more detail. If the user's main goal is freeing space, use the iPhone storage cleanup guide.
Animals, plants, food, restaurants, documents, receipts, ID cards, invoices, and group photos.
Find exact duplicates and visually similar photos for manual review.
Review screenshots, blurry photos, large media, and storage-heavy cleanup opportunities.
Current release
Specific product facts, checked against the App Store.
These details reflect version 1.1.3 and were checked on July 13, 2026 against the current App Store listing. They describe what the app does today rather than making broad cleaner claims.
Apple Vision feature-print comparisons and category analysis run on the iPhone. The current listing states that the photo library is not uploaded.
Animals, plants, food, restaurants, group photos, documents, invoices, receipts, and ID cards.
Exact and similar photos, screenshots, blurry media, and large files remain review candidates. Daily Cleanup presents 30 swipe-style cards rather than deleting automatically.
The current release is version 1.1.3 and requires iOS 16.0 or later.
Common questions
Direct answers for photo cleaner questions.
What does AI Cleaning actually organize?
It reviews exact and visually similar photos, screenshots, blurry or low-quality images, large media, and duplicate contacts. Its optional classification groups photos into nine categories, including documents, receipts, invoices, ID cards, food, plants, animals, restaurants, and group photos.
Does it claim to clean iOS system junk?
No. The positioning avoids fake iOS RAM or system-junk cleanup claims and focuses on photo library organization.
Does AI Cleaning upload the photo library?
No. The current App Store listing states that photo analysis runs on the iPhone and that core features do not require an internet connection.
Which iOS version does AI Cleaning require?
Version 1.1.3 requires iOS 16.0 or later, according to the current App Store listing.
Does AI Cleaning delete photos automatically?
No. It presents cleanup candidates for review and asks for confirmation before deletion. Daily Cleanup provides 30 swipe-style review cards at a time.