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literally perfect — made me realize i had 11 GB of crap inside the photos app and easily removed some of it. thank you! 😊
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This app automatically scans your device to find and remove unwanted photos, including duplicates, blurred images, and old screenshots. Its intelligent algorithms help declutter your photo gallery efficiently, saving you time and freeing up storage space.
✓Auto-find duplicate photos
✓Detect blurred and unfocused images
✓Remove old screenshots
✓Machine learning algorithms
✓Face detection technology
✓Intuitive interface
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What's New in Junk Cleaner Light
2.4
June 20, 2021
Good news everyone! We've added "One-Tap Cleaning" functionality. Hope you enjoy!
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Annual Membership
Access to a service for one year
$19.991 Year
7 Days trial3
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$24.99
Full Time Purchase
Lifetime access to Cleaner
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FAQ
What does Junk Cleaner Light do?
Junk Cleaner Light automatically scans your device's storage to identify and remove unwanted photos. This includes duplicate images, blurred screenshots, and other unnecessary files that consume space.
How does the app find duplicate photos?
The app utilizes machine learning algorithms and face detection technology to identify duplicate photos. It intelligently keeps the best versions while offering manual control for your convenience.
Is Junk Cleaner Light free to use?
The application is free to download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. This means some advanced features or additional functionalities might require a purchase.
What kind of photos does the app help remove?
The app is designed to remove various types of unwanted photos, such as exact duplicates, multiple copies of the same image, blurred or unfocused pictures, and old screenshots that are no longer needed.
Where do deleted photos go?
When photos are deleted by the app, they are typically moved to the 'Recently Deleted' folder within your device's default Photos app. From there, you can permanently delete them to free up space or restore them if needed.
