Roomier finds the copies, the near-identical shots, the blur and the giant videos in your library, and clears them out in a few taps. Your photos never leave your phone.
Three screens, no setup. The scan starts the moment you allow access to your photos and keeps running while you look around.
Roomier reads your library and groups duplicates, similar shots, blurry photos, screenshots and big videos. It uses Apple's on-device Vision framework, so nothing is uploaded and you can start while it is still working.
Quick clean picks what is safe to remove and keeps the sharpest shot of every group. Every item shows its size. Untick anything, then tap Clear out. iOS asks once more before it happens.
Go month by month. Left to clear out, right to keep, tap to undo. Roomier remembers where you stopped, and cleared photos sit in Recently Deleted for 30 days.
Each finder is its own list with real sizes, so you always know what you get back.
One list of everything that is safe to remove, sorted into sections, with the space you get back on the button. Nothing is ticked that you favorited or that is the best of its group.
Exact copies, from re-saves and re-downloads. Keep one, clear out the rest.
Bursts, retakes and the five versions of the same view. Grouped by look and by time, with the sharpest one marked Best and kept.
Photos with no sharp edges, worst first, so the obvious ones go quickly.
Every screenshot in one place, with sizes, so old boarding passes and receipts can go.
Compress 4K videos to 1080p HEVC on the phone. A 33 MB clip becomes 10 MB and keeps every second.
ProAlso in the app: Live Photos to stills (Pro), a swipe deck for every month, favorites never suggested, a trash you control with 30 days in Recently Deleted, chat photos with the app named on each, home-screen widgets, and decks that remember where you stopped.
There is no account and no server holding your pictures. The whole scan runs inside iOS's own frameworks. While we advertise, the app can send a few app events (install, purchase) to our ad partners so we know which ads work; iOS asks you first, and you can say no. Details in the privacy policy.
Read the privacy policyNo. It only suggests. Nothing changes until you tap Clear out, and then iOS shows its own confirmation. Cleared photos and videos go to the Photos app's Recently Deleted album, where they can be recovered for 30 days.
No. The scan runs on your iPhone using Apple's Vision framework. There is no account and no server. Purchases go through Apple, which never shares your card details with us. The only other thing that can leave your phone is a handful of app events for measuring our ads, and iOS lets you refuse that.
Roomier compares how photos look, using on-device image feature prints, and when they were taken. Shots that look alike and were taken within minutes of each other form a group. The sharpest one is marked Best and stays unticked; you can swap the pick or untick anything before clearing out.
It re-encodes the video on your phone at 1080p in HEVC, which is usually a third of the size or less. After you confirm the iOS prompt, the compressed copy replaces the original and the original goes to Recently Deleted for 30 days.
Subscriptions are managed by Apple. On your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. To bring Pro to another device, tap Restore purchases in Roomier's Settings while signed in with the same Apple ID.
Roomier runs on iPhones with iOS 16.4 or later. Similar-shot detection uses Apple's Vision framework and works best on recent models.
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