Flick - Swipe Photo Cleaner

- Start with large videos. The new Videos tab sorts your accessible clips by size, with duration, date and iCloud status. Play and scrub through a clip before moving it to Trash; playback stops when you leave or change items. - Try deleting one video free, whatever its size. It has a separate cumulative allowance. Trash shows your remaining photo and video allowance, explains over-limit selections and can select items within the remaining allowance. Estimated sizes do not use the photo capacity allowance. - Compare before choosing. View up to four photos together with shared zoom and pan. Smart Groups now explains keeper recommendations and labels uncertain matches as Possible Duplicates. Favorites, Live Photos and RAW are excluded from automatic deletion suggestions; you still make the final choice. - Review batches in Trash. See the selected count and approximate media size, undo the latest batch or remove items you want to keep. Confirmed deletions go to Photos' Recently Deleted. A recovery guide explains how to restore them; available storage updates are controlled by Photos. - Begin with a small goal. After onboarding, choose the latest 20 photos, suspected duplicates or one large video. You can also pick a month or review all photos without waiting for analysis to finish. - More reliable progress and previews. Improved edited-photo refreshes, image loading, month-by-month counts and batch undo. Limited Photos access preserves hidden selections and reviewed history for when access returns. Large groups and video discovery cover the full authorized library. - A deeper pink-purple look, clearer buttons and localized swipe stamps. Swipe and selection feedback is more consistent on iPhone, with fewer repeated animations when Reduce Motion is on. Settings is easier to reach on iPhone, iPad and Mac.