Nirro scans your library, groups what's actually taking up the space, and lets you clear it in a few taps.
Scanning is free · Nothing is deleted without your confirmation
Nirro sorts your library by what's actually costing you gigabytes, so you review a category at a time.
Exact copies saved twice by a share sheet, a download or an app export — grouped and counted.
Burst frames shown side by side with the sharpest one marked, so you keep the best and drop the rest.
Every receipt, map and confirmation screen you saved for ten minutes and kept for two years.
Sorted biggest first with the file size on every clip — ten of these outweigh a thousand photos.
The same person saved three times with three numbers — found and merged without losing a detail.
Move photos, videos and contacts into a locked space on the device. Nothing there is uploaded anywhere.
You see the exact amount you're about to reclaim before anything is removed.
Grant access to Photos and Nirro builds the picture — every duplicate group, every burst, every heavy clip.
Swipe through a group or select the whole cluster at once. The best shot is marked; you decide the rest.
Nirro shows the total, then moves everything you chose to Recently Deleted, where iOS keeps it for 30 days.
Nirro compares your photos on the device itself. There's no account to create, no upload step, and no copy of your library on a server — because there is no server involved in the scan.
Read the Privacy PolicyNothing is removed without your confirmation, and removed items go to the Recently Deleted album in Photos, where iOS holds them for 30 days. You can restore anything from there.
Not for scanning. The comparison runs on your device. A connection is only needed to load subscription details from the App Store.
To find duplicates, Nirro has to compare photos against each other, which means it needs to see the library rather than a single selected image. Access can be revoked at any time in iOS Settings.
You keep Pro features until the end of the period you already paid for, then the app returns to the free tier. Scanning and previewing stay available.
Write to the support address on the Support page. Include your iOS version and what you were doing when the problem appeared — it usually halves the number of replies needed.
Scan your library for free and see what's actually taking up the space.
Download on the App Store