Lowest price: Free 3 months ago (-100%)
Easily manage your iPhone photo library by swiping to delete unwanted pictures and videos. Organize your media into albums, keep your favorites, and review deletions before confirming. Offers various viewing and editing options for a streamlined experience.
2.3.1
October 25, 2026
• Much better photo compression: camera photos are about half the size, and HDR and transparent images now compress too • Video compression, Live Photo to still and photo compression open straight from a redesigned Settings • New “Only Unreviewed Photos” switch, with a reset for your review history • Preview your selection before compressing, with a clearer full-screen preview • Month labels in the library overview • See how much space each deletion freed • Fixed deletions of many photos that could stay on “Waiting for iOS” • Other design refinements
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PicWhisk Pro
Compress videos/photos. Convert Live Photos to stills.
PicWhisk allows you to swipe up on photos and videos in your iPhone library to mark them for deletion. You can then review these marked items and confirm the deletion in batches, helping you quickly clean up your media.
No, PicWhisk is a paid application. It is available for a one-time purchase price of $0.99.
No, PicWhisk does not contain advertisements. The developer explicitly states that there are no ads within the application.
PicWhisk is designed for iPhone devices. It is not currently available for iPad or other Apple platforms.
The latest version of PicWhisk was released on September 30, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements.
PicWhisk has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals.
Yes, PicWhisk allows you to create empty albums, rename them, reorder album covers, and delete regular albums. You can also drag photos and videos onto album covers to add them.
When you confirm deletions in PicWhisk, items are moved to the 'Recently Deleted' album in your iOS Photos app. They remain recoverable for the system's standard retention period.
