See the space you free up
Keep counts every photo you delete and what it weighed. You get a running total in gigabytes, not a vague feeling that you did something.
Your camera roll is full of photos you will never look at again. Keep shows them to you one at a time. Swipe up to throw a photo out. Swipe down to keep it. Delete the ones you do not want and get your space back.
Nothing left to review
Every photo in Lisbon has a verdict.
Try it. Drag a card.
Drag a card left or right. Use the buttons to keep or throw.
You know the message. You get it at the worst possible time.
So you pay for more storage instead. Every month, for as long as you own the phone — to store photos you did not want in the first place. The photos you do want are still buried in there with them.
Keep gives you one photo at a time and one decision to make. Here is what you get for it.
Keep counts every photo you delete and what it weighed. You get a running total in gigabytes, not a vague feeling that you did something.
Keep finds the duplicates and lines them up on one row. You pick the good one and the other four go.
Videos and screenshots take up the most room and get reviewed the least. Keep puts them in their own list so you can clear the heavy stuff first.
Every photo you keep goes into a real album in the Photos app. Every favourite becomes a real favourite. They stay there whether you use Keep again or not.
Nine thousand photos is too many to face at once. Keep splits your library into months and shows you how far through each one you are.
Keep remembers every decision. Quit at photo 312 of 1,412 and come back to photo 312 next week.
Free to download. 7-day free trial.
You learn them on your first photo. Keep shows you what each one does and then gets out of the way.
Keep labels the four swipes on your first photo.
Throwing a photo does not delete it. You have to ask three times before a photo actually goes.
Throw a hundred photos and all hundred are still on your phone, in a pile you can go back through any time.
Nothing leaves until you empty that pile and confirm it, then confirm it again to iOS. It cannot happen by accident.
Deleted photos sit in Recently Deleted for a month. You can pull any of them back. That is Apple's guarantee, not ours.
Swipe right to go back to it and keep it instead. Throwing does not delete anything. The photo waits in a pile until you empty it, emptying it takes two confirmations, and after that iOS holds it for 30 days.
That depends on what is in your library. A phone full of videos is a different answer from a phone full of screenshots. Keep measures it instead of guessing: it counts your library on the first launch and keeps a running total of what you clear.
Because it sorts your whole library. With limited access you would have to hand-pick the photos to grant, and those are the photos you came here to sort.
Yes. Keep works through the Photos app, so albums and favourites sync the way they would if you made them by hand. Nothing is copied anywhere else.
Yes. Keep reads the whole library once, in a few seconds, then opens instantly after that.
iPhone only.
Download Keep, open last month, and start swiping. You will see the first gigabytes come back today.
Download on theApp StoreFree to download. iPhone, iOS 18 or later.