ClearSpace
Clean screenshots and photos without giving up your privacy
What it does
ClearSpace is a privacy-first Android photo cleaner built around fast screenshot cleanup. Review screenshots, duplicates, similar photos, quality issues, and large media directly on your device. Nothing is deleted automatically—you choose what moves to the trash. The latest release adds faster screenshot scans, easier review, sorting and filters, and improved cleanup controls.
Work through old screenshots in focused sessions on your Android device. Pass what you want to keep and choose deletion separately.
Open your Screenshot Inbox, begin with the oldest items, and work through a focused set of up to 25. Pass what you want to keep and choose deletion separately. Nothing is removed automatically. Open a dedicated backlog of screenshots instead of starting with a broad photo-library scan. Start with older screenshots and use age filters to make a large backlog feel manageable. Work through up to 25 of the oldest screenshots in one bounded review session. Swiping passes a screenshot. Deletion is a separate, explicit choice rather than a gesture shortcut. Open duplicates, similar photos, quality issues, and large media only when you want them. ClearSpace keeps passing and deletion separate. A…from jonnylab.app
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