The "iPhone Storage Almost Full" banner shows up at the worst times — boarding a flight, in the middle of a concert, right before a kid's birthday. Apple's only suggestion is buying more iCloud. There's a better one.
125k+ people search for this every month. SwipePhotos is built specifically for what they’re trying to do.
Most of your storage is photos — usually duplicates, bursts, blurry shots, and screenshots from 2019. SwipePhotos lets you clear them with a swipe per photo, while Smart Stack handles bursts as groups. Most people free 20-50 GB their first weekend.
Photos is almost always #1. That's where the wins are.
Old months have the highest duplicate density.
Most users clear 5-10 GB per session at first.
Storage drops the moment Recently Deleted is flushed.
SwipePhotos is paywalled in the app, with weekly, yearly, and lifetime options. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
For most people, the Photos app accounts for 50-80% of used storage. Apps and "Other / System" are the next two largest. If your iPhone storage is full, the fastest single fix is almost always cleaning your camera roll — which is what SwipePhotos is built for.
Clean your camera roll first. iOS even shows photos as the largest category in Settings > iPhone Storage. Use SwipePhotos to delete duplicates and burst photos in batches, then empty Recently Deleted. After that, offload unused apps from Settings > General > iPhone Storage.
Partially. It swaps full-resolution photos for smaller versions while keeping originals in iCloud, but it doesn't reduce the *number* of photos you have. You still scroll through 47,000 thumbnails. SwipePhotos reduces the count itself, which is what frees the most space long-term.
Weekly, yearly, or lifetime. Works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. 100% on-device.