A lighter
camera roll.

Swipe left to delete. Right to keep.

Free to download. One purchase later if you like it, no subscription.

Nothing is deleted until you confirm. And it stays recoverable for 30 days.

The cleaning screen: a cafe photo full-bleed, with a red DELETE marker on the right

How 12,000 photos happen.

Half a day gone, just moving it all to the new phone. One trip, three hundred photos. One concert, and the storage warning is back.

One swipe each. Nothing you haven't done a thousand times.

Left to delete. Right to keep. Up to favourite.

Swipe leftDelete
Swipe rightKeep
Swipe upFavourite
A temple photo being swiped right, with a green KEEP marker appearing on the left

Sorted by where you were.

Chiang Mai, 240 photos. Open one place, deal with one place, close it.

This is the part no other cleaner does. It doesn't ask whether to delete a photo. It asks how much of a trip you want to keep.

The Places screen: photos stacked into decks by location, one card labelled Amsterdam
The review screen before cleaning: everything marked for deletion laid out in a grid, each one rescuable

Nothing goes without your say-so.

Swiping marks a photo; it doesn't delete it. At the end of a batch you get one confirmation for the whole lot. And anything deleted sits in Recently Deleted for 30 days.

The big stuff isn't always photos.

Videos and screenshots each get their own deck. Bursts and near-identical shots surface on their own, while you clear.

Videos

One minute of video outweighs a few hundred photos.

Screenshots

The easiest deletions you'll ever make.

Watch the space come back.

A running total at the bottom of the screen, and a small celebration every 100 MB.

The milestone animation: a lemon and the words 100 MB freed

Pay once. Yours forever.

No subscription. No monthly fee.

One-time purchase

Buy it once. Yours to use forever.

Say a proper goodbye.

Look at them properly, before you let them go.

Download LemonClear on the App Store

iOS 17 or later · iPhone and iPad