Flick - Swipe Photo Cleaner
Tidy bursts, screenshots, blur
About
This app helps you quickly organize your photo library by allowing you to swipe through images and decide whether to keep or delete them. It uses on-device AI to group similar photos, screenshots, and blurry images, making cleanup efficient and private.
What's New in Flick
1.3.2
June 15, 2026
- Tap a card while swiping to see the whole photo full-screen. Long screenshots, wide shots and panoramas no longer show just the cropped center strip — the full image fills the screen, scrolls along its long edge, and pinches to zoom. Keep / Delete are right there, so you decide the moment you recognize it. - Ignore groups you want to keep. Long-press a group card and pick "Ignore This Group" — similar-photo groups where every shot is a keeper stop squatting in your list. Restore anytime from Settings; a group returns by itself when new photos join it. - Redesigned swipe screen: the photo card is about a quarter taller on iPhone, and progress lives in one capsule up top — ring, percent and remaining in a glance. Tap it to jump to Stats. - "Rebuild Groups" replaces "Rescan All Photos": re-clusters with your current settings and only analyzes new or edited photos — seconds instead of minutes. - Faster, steadier analysis: fixed iCloud libraries getting stuck on "Analyzing…" / Smart Groups stalled at 0; swipe cards and Trash thumbnails no longer fail to load during a background scan; group cards no longer flicker in and out; and progress numbers are honest.
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FAQ
How does Flick help organize my photos?
Flick allows you to swipe left to delete and right to keep photos, making decisions one at a time. It also uses on-device AI to automatically group screenshots, bursts, visually similar photos, and potentially blurry images for easier management.
Is Flick private and secure?
Yes, Flick is 100% private. All photo analysis runs directly on your device using Apple's Vision framework, meaning your photos are never uploaded to servers or seen by the developer.
What devices does Flick support?
Flick is available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, ensuring a consistent experience across your Apple ecosystem. It also supports Apple Family Sharing for up to five family members.
How much does Flick cost?
Flick offers 7 days of full access for free without requiring a credit card. After the trial, organizing is free, but a one-time purchase is needed to confirm final deletions. This unlock is valid across all supported devices and is not a subscription.
How often is Flick updated?
The latest version, 1.3.2, was released on June 15, 2026. The app is actively maintained, with updates typically released to improve performance and add features.
What languages does Flick support?
Flick is available in five languages: Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean, with all translations being native.
How does Flick handle large photo libraries?
Flick is designed to be fast even with large libraries, analyzing 30,000 photos in 2-3 minutes on-device. It also gracefully handles iCloud 'Optimize Storage' mode.
What is the user sentiment for Flick?
Based on the available data, Flick has a perfect 5.0-star rating from 1 review, indicating very positive initial user sentiment.