A photo cleaner for iPhone with no subscription
Keepers deals your camera roll to you one photo at a time: keep the good ones, file the rest into albums with a tap, and sweep the junk it finds for you. It all happens on your iPhone, and you pay once if you want more than 25 a day.
How it works
- Swipe left to keep. The photo stays in your library, marked as sorted, and is never shown again.
- Swipe up to trash. It waits in a tray until you delete the batch in one confirmed step.
- Tap an album chip to file it. Your albums sit under every photo; the + chip makes a new one.
- Select a whole day. The Select room shows unsorted photos as a grid grouped by day, so a trip goes to one album in one go.
It finds the junk for you
The Junk Sweep rounds up old screenshots, blurry and shaken shots, receipts, whiteboards, photos of screens, chat forwards and memes, and clears them in one tap once you have looked. The detector was rebuilt and measured against a thousand labelled photos, so it catches camera shake and stops flagging cosy indoor shots as documents.
Keep the best take
Five tries at the same selfie? Similar Shots groups real retakes, never a whole afternoon of look-alikes, and suggests the sharpest one with eyes open. The rest are one tap away from the trash tray.
Private, and paid once
Keepers makes no network connections, so your photos never leave your iPhone or iPad. The free plan sorts 25 photos a day; Premium is $8.99 once. See the help pages and the privacy policy.
Questions
- How much does Keepers cost?
- Keepers is free to sort 25 photos every day, and the free plan shows everything the junk and similar-shot scans find. Premium is $8.99 once for unlimited sorting and the one-tap sweeps. No subscription and nothing recurring.
- Do my photos leave my phone?
- Never. Keepers makes no network connections at all. The junk and similar-shot detection runs on the device.
- What junk does it find?
- Old screenshots, blurry and shaken shots, receipts, whiteboards, photos of screens, chat forwards and memes. Hold any photo to see it large and read why it was flagged.
- How does it handle near-duplicates?
- Similar Shots groups true retakes, shots taken moments apart that really are the same picture, and picks the keeper by comparing them: sharpest, eyes open, faces in focus. The extras line up for a one-tap sweep.
- Can I undo a deletion?
- Yes. Photos you trash wait in a tray until you delete them in one confirmed batch, and deleted photos stay in the Photos app's Recently Deleted album for 30 days.
- Does it work on iPad?
- Yes, on iPhone and iPad, in portrait and landscape.