FlickOut: Photo Cleaner

About this app

Clean up your camera roll fast with FlickOut, the swipe-to-clean photo organizer and storage cleaner designed for iPhone. Swipe through your photos and videos one by one: swipe left to delete, right to keep, or up to favorite. Clear out thousands of items in minutes without digging through endless folders. FlickOut automatically detects screenshots so you can remove them in one tap. Find and delete large videos that take up massive space on your device, and quickly sort what remains into albums to keep your library tidy. Smart Suggestions use on-device intelligence to highlight clutter you may want to clean next, like old media, blurry images, or space-hogging files. Stay in control with a pending-delete tray and unlimited undo so you can safely review everything before it is removed. Track how much storage you reclaim with daily streaks, cleanup statistics, and achievements that show your progress over time. Free up space without paying for extra cloud storage and keep your device running smoothly. FlickOut is 100 percent private. Your photos and videos never leave your device, are never uploaded to servers, and are never shared. A subscription is required to access the app’s features. Terms of Service: https://teal-gull-96f.notion.site/FlickOut-Terms-of-Service-29638871420580169304fc8e697ec831?pvs=74 Privacy Policy: https://teal-gull-96f.notion.site/FlickOut-Privacy-Policy-296388714205800da584ce2a8b6bdf39?pvs=74

Thanks for swiping with FlickOut! Keep your camera roll clean and clutter-free: swipe left to delete, right to keep, and breeze through thousands of photos in minutes. Clear out old screenshots, spot similar duplicates, and free up storage in just a few taps. Enjoying FlickOut? A quick rating helps more people declutter their photos. Got an idea or spotted a bug? Tell us — we read every message.

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1. First observed Sep 3, 2026 · 7:11 PM Free