Your iPhone is full. Your photos don't have to go.
Spareroll finds the near-identical shots, forgotten screenshots and oversized videos taking up your storage, and lets you clear them in a few taps. It works entirely on your iPhone.
- Nothing leaves your phone. No account, no upload, no server. Spareroll can't see your photos even if it wanted to.
- No weekly subscription. The free plan cleans 50 items a day. Pro is one payment of $24.99, shared with your family.
- Nothing is gone for good by accident. Everything you delete goes to Recently Deleted first, where you can bring it back for 30 days.
What it cleans
Similar photos
When you take eight shots of the same moment, Spareroll groups them, marks the sharpest one to keep and offers to remove the rest. You can change its pick with one tap.
Screenshots
Boarding passes from last year, a map you needed once, a recipe you already made. Screenshots pile up fast and almost never get looked at again.
Large videos
Videos are usually the biggest files on an iPhone. Spareroll lists them biggest first. You can delete one, or shrink it into a smaller copy that keeps the original date and place.
Swipe through
Pick a month and go through it one photo at a time. Swipe left to delete, right to keep.
How Spareroll is different
| Many cleaner apps | Spareroll | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | About $7 to $10 a week after a 3-day trial | Free plan, or $24.99 once |
| Trial | Turns into a paid plan unless you cancel | No trial to forget about |
| Your photos | Often unclear | Analyzed on the iPhone, never uploaded |
| Claims | "Boost speed", "clean junk" | Only what it actually does |
Pricing
Questions
Can Spareroll clear System Data or app caches?
No. iOS doesn't let any app touch other apps' files or System Data, and a cleaner that says it can is not being straight with you. Spareroll works on your photo library, which is where most of the space usually is. Our guide on System Data covers what you can do about the rest.
Does it work with iCloud Photos?
Yes. If iCloud Photos is on, deleting a photo in Spareroll deletes it everywhere, the same as deleting it in the Photos app. That frees iCloud space too.
When do I get the space back?
Deleted photos sit in Recently Deleted for 30 days. Empty that album in the Photos app to get the space right away.