Swipe left to mark for deletion and right to keep. Compare similar shots and exact filename matches before deciding what stays.
Android only · v0.2.0 · 한국어 / English / 日本語
A large library does not need a large commitment. Choose a small batch and make one decision at a time. Twenty is a session size, not a daily limit.
Review 20, 50 or 100 photos. Start with all photos, screenshots, this month’s photos or photos more than a year old.
Left marks a photo for deletion; right keeps it. Undo your previous choice when needed. Swiping alone never deletes a photo.
See your candidates together. Keep anything you change your mind about, then choose trash or permanent deletion.
The two criteria stay separate, so you always know why a group was found.
Photos taken close together are compared by visual features. Use a recent preset or choose start and end dates, then keep selected photos or mark the whole group for final review.
This is not an exhaustive byte-level duplicate search. Results are candidates for your review, not automatic deletion decisions.
Find exact filename matches across dates and folders. Compare the folder, dimensions, capture time and file size before choosing what to keep.
The same filename does not mean the photo content or file bytes are identical.
Candidate selection and actual photo removal are separate steps.
If none are needed, send the entire group to deletion candidates. The latest group choice can be undone.
Trash is the default. Permanent deletion is a separate choice, and PicKip cannot restore it.
Review every candidate and switch any photo back to Keep before confirming the final action.
No signup or photo uploads. Similarity analysis, filename checks, keep choices and cleanup records are processed and stored on your device.
The app may use Google AdMob ads. Advertising-related data may be processed separately from photo handling. See the in-app privacy information for details.
No. It only marks the photo as a deletion candidate. Nothing is removed until you confirm it on the final review screen.
Similar photos compares the visual patterns of photos taken close together. Same-name photos groups exact filename matches across dates and folders.
No. Two different photos can share a filename. Review the thumbnails, folders, dimensions, capture times and file sizes before choosing what to keep.
Yes. You can send the whole group to deletion candidates, undo that choice, and review everything again before any deletion.
It reads photo lists, capture times, filenames and thumbnails to show and compare photos. With selected-photo access, only the photos you allow are available.
PicKip is currently Android-only and supports Korean, English and Japanese.
Review one photo at a time and make the final call yourself.
Available now on Google Play · Android only · v0.2.0