Best Photo Cleaner FAQ

Best Photo Cleaner is built to be the most powerful and easy to use photo cleaner for iPhone. You swipe left to delete and right to keep, shrink big videos to 720p, file photos into albums with one tap, and review everything before anything is deleted. It has no server and no account, so your photos never leave your iPhone.

No, Best Photo Cleaner never uploads your photos. There is no server and no account. Your photos and videos stay on your iPhone and are never used for AI.

No. Your photos are never sent to an AI service and never used to train AI. You decide what to keep and delete with a simple swipe.

Best Photo Cleaner is a free download with 3 days free, then $2.99 a week or $26.99 once for lifetime access. Apple handles all payments through your Apple ID.

Open Best Photo Cleaner, go to Videos, and use Compress on a big video. Compress makes a smaller 720p copy, which is kept and appears on your deck so you can swipe it right to keep it. The original video goes to Recently Deleted in Photos, where it stays for 30 days.

Swipe through them. Start with Recents, Screenshots, shared albums, or pick a year, then swipe left on photos you don't want and right on the ones you keep. Best Photo Cleaner does not detect duplicates automatically; you see each photo and decide, then review your delete list before confirming.

Deleted photos go to Recently Deleted in the Photos app, where iOS keeps them for 30 days. You can recover them from there during that time. Storage is freed when iOS removes them from Recently Deleted.

Cancel in your iPhone Settings: tap your name, then Subscriptions, then Best Photo Cleaner, then Cancel Subscription. Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription.

No. Best Photo Cleaner has no account and no sign-up. Open the app, allow photo access, and start swiping.

Yes. Nothing is deleted while you swipe. Photos you swipe left go to a delete list that you review before you confirm, and you can take any photo back off the list.

No. Confirmed deletes move photos to Recently Deleted for 30 days. To reclaim space sooner, empty Recently Deleted in the Photos app.

No. Best Photo Cleaner asks iOS to move photos to Recently Deleted. It cannot erase Recently Deleted; only you can, in the Photos app.

If iCloud Photos is on, iOS applies your deletes and album changes to your other devices signed in to the same Apple ID.

Compress makes a smaller 720p copy of a big video. The copy is kept and appears on your deck, where you can swipe it right to keep it. The original goes to Recently Deleted in Photos for 30 days, so its space is not freed until it leaves Recently Deleted.

Tap the album button while you review a photo and choose an album, or create a new one. The photo is added with one tap.

Start with new photos such as Recents, Screenshots, and shared albums, or pick a year to work through your library one year at a time.

Your purchase is tied to your Apple ID. To get it back on a new or reset iPhone, sign in with the same Apple ID, open Best Photo Cleaner, and tap Restore Purchases. You'll find it on the purchase screen, or in the options menu at the top left of the main screen. To manage or cancel, go to Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions. If something looks wrong, email support@bestphotocleaner.com.

No. Best Photo Cleaner is an iPhone app.

None. There are no analytics, no ads, and no account. Apple processes purchases; the app never sees your name, email, or card.

Email support@bestphotocleaner.com. Include your iPhone model and iOS version if you are reporting a problem.

Your purchase is tied to your Apple ID. To get it back on a new or reset iPhone, sign in with the same Apple ID, open Best Photo Cleaner, and tap Restore Purchases. You'll find it on the purchase screen, or in the options menu at the top left of the main screen. To manage or cancel, go to Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions. If something looks wrong, email support@bestphotocleaner.com.

To Recently Deleted in the Photos app. iOS keeps them there for 30 days. To recover one, open Photos, go to Albums, scroll to Recently Deleted, select the photo, and tap Recover.

Deleted photos stay in Recently Deleted for 30 days and still use space until then. To free the space sooner, empty Recently Deleted in the Photos app. With iCloud Photos on, iCloud storage updates after the change syncs.

Apple handles all payments, so refunds are requested from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Open Settings, then Apps, then Best Photo Cleaner, then Photos, and choose Full Access. With Limited Access the app can only show the photos you selected.