Review screenshots only
The app requests Photos access so it can find screenshot assets and present them for focused cleanup instead of browsing the whole library.
Screenshot cleanup utility
Screenshot Purger is an iOS utility for reviewing screenshots from the Photos library, queueing unwanted images with simple swipes, restoring mistakes, and deleting the final queue through Apple's confirmation prompt.
Why it exists
Screenshots pile up quickly because they are useful in the moment and easy to forget later. Screenshot Purger creates a focused review flow for deciding what should stay and what should be removed.
The app keeps destructive actions explicit: swipes build a pending queue, restore is available before deletion, and final removal uses Apple's Photos confirmation prompt.
Built from real product behavior
The app requests Photos access so it can find screenshot assets and present them for focused cleanup instead of browsing the whole library.
Swipe through screenshot cards, keep the useful ones, and queue unwanted screenshots for deletion without managing dense albums.
Queued screenshots can be restored before the purge step, so accidental swipes do not immediately remove photos.
Final deletion uses Apple's Photos confirmation prompt, keeping the destructive step explicit and platform-controlled.
Settings such as haptics, reduced motion, and onboarding state stay on the iPhone through standard local app storage.
Screenshot Purger includes Google Mobile Ads support, with privacy disclosures for ads, identifiers, diagnostics, and support requests.
Product views
Review
Move through screenshot cards one at a time and decide what should stay or move into the delete queue.
Sorting
Review screenshot groups with practical filters such as newest, oldest, recent, and larger-file candidates.
Queue
Check the pending delete queue, restore mistakes, and only purge after the final confirmation step.
Privacy
The app explains why Photos access is needed and uses iOS Photos deletion controls for the final action.
FAQ
Screenshot Purger is being prepared for the App Store. The public App Store listing link will be added after Apple makes the listing available.
Screenshot Purger needs Photos access to find screenshot assets, show them for review, and request deletion for screenshots the user chooses to purge.
No. Swiping can queue screenshots for deletion, but final removal happens only after the user starts the purge action and confirms through Apple's Photos prompt.
Yes. Screenshot Purger includes Google Mobile Ads support. The privacy policy explains ads, identifiers, diagnostics, and user choices.
Coming soon on the App Store
Screenshot Purger is being prepared for the App Store. Store listing links will appear here after launch.
Coming soon on the App Store. The App Store listing URL will be added after Apple creates the public listing.