Free up space safely. Fix any photo to the size you need.

A careful photo cleaner, a photo fixer and a privacy check in one app: free up space without deleting anything you haven’t reviewed, compress, resize or convert any photo, and see what a photo reveals before you share it. Coming to the App Store.

Free

Storage used and free, at a glance

Swipe Clean a month at a time, with no daily limit and undo

Duplicates and similar shots, reviewed group by group, with the reason a photo was picked to keep

Old screenshots, and your videos longest first

Compress a video, keep a Live Photo’s still or keep a burst’s best shot, one at a time

Compress to a size in KB or MB, resize, convert (JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP), remove metadata

The exact size and a quality check before you save; your originals are never changed

Batches of up to 10 photos per job

A widget showing your Review Pile and the space pending in Recently Deleted

A Privacy Report for any photo: location, device, date, serial numbers, names, a hidden preview and editing history

Every EXIF field, searchable, with a map of where the photo was taken

Remove hidden details from a photo and share it, in the app or from the Share Sheet

Pro · $2.99 once

“Clean all suggestions” in one tap (still reviewed before anything is deleted), and a strictness setting

Blurry, dark and accidental shots

Video compression, Live Photo → still and bursts in batches

Any number of photos in every tool, file names, a folder of your choice, ZIP and your own presets

Privacy: remove hidden details from many photos or videos at once, and choose exactly which ones

Privacy Scan: find every photo that shows its location

Edit a photo’s date, location and camera details

A Privacy Scan widget and a Control Center control

Shortcuts actions: compress, resize, convert, remove location, clean photos and get photo metadata

Built not to delete the wrong photo

For everyone, free or Pro:

Nothing is deleted from a swipe or a group. Everything goes to a review pile; you delete it from there, and iOS asks you to confirm.

Every group of duplicates keeps at least one photo.

Favourites, hidden and edited photos, photos in an album, the last 30 days and anything you mark Never Suggest are never suggested for deletion.

Screenshots that look like documents, receipts, codes or tickets are protected by default.

Deleted photos go to Recently Deleted for 30 days, and the app tells you so — space shown as “pending” until then, not “freed”.

No paywall or rating prompt anywhere in a cleaning flow, and never between Delete and the confirmation.

Questions

When is it out?

It isn’t released yet. This page describes what version 1.0 is planned to do; it will be updated from the finished app, and the App Store link added, when it is out.

Are there ads?

No. This version shows no ads, free or Pro. Free gives you every cleaner one at a time and every tool on up to 10 photos per job; Pro adds batches and the extras listed above.

Does it track me?

No. This version has no analytics, starts no ad SDK, never shows the tracking prompt and collects no data; the privacy policy says the same.

Do my photos leave my iPhone?

No. Finding duplicates, judging sharpness, every compress, resize and convert, and reading or removing a photo’s hidden details happen on your device. There is no Oxid account or server. The only outside request is the map: its tiles, and a street address if you tap “Look up address”, come from Apple Maps.

What happened to Oxid Metadata?

It is now the Privacy tab of Oxid Photos, with everything it did: the Privacy Report, Clean & Share, the Privacy Scan and editing dates and locations. One app, one Pro.

Is Pro a subscription?

No. Pro is $2.99 once, with Family Sharing. There is no subscription and no trial that turns into one.

Can it clear “System Data”, caches or RAM?

No — iOS doesn’t let any app do that, and Oxid Photos doesn’t pretend to. It cleans your photo library, and says how much space is pending in Recently Deleted versus actually freed.

How-to guides

Needs iOS 26 or iPadOS 26.