

Vision AI: Photo Cleaner
Detects duplicate, similar, blurry, and unwanted images or videos on Mac with privacy-focused on-device analysis, supports Photos Library and cloud folders, offers filter, side-by-side comparison, user previews, undo, and cleanup history, with no auto-removal.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once or Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
Features
Vision AI: Photo Cleaner News & Activities
Recent activities
- solaris09 added Vision AI: Photo Cleaner
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solaris09 added Vision AI: Photo Cleaner as alternative to Duplicate File Finder, Gemini 2, Ollie - AI Photo Organizer and VES - Image and Photo Compare
Vision AI: Photo Cleaner information
What is Vision AI: Photo Cleaner?
Vision AI: Photo Cleaner is a software tool that eliminates duplicate photos, similar images, blurry shots, screenshots, and duplicate videos on Mac devices. It can scan your Photos Library, selected Mac folders, iCloud Drive, and folders synchronized by Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. It uses on-device analysis for every scan, ensuring your photo library is not uploaded to an external server. The software doesn't remove anything automatically, allowing users to review the results before taking action.
The software can identify duplicates, similar photos, blurry images, screenshots, and similar videos. It allows users to compare photos side by side, filter results by date, size, and file format, adjust similarity and capture-time settings, select the keeper in each group, and preview potential storage savings before cleanup.
Photo similarity and quality analysis is done using Apple technologies on your Mac, without needing an account. The software checks metadata, cached previews, and thumbnails first for cloud media. It requests the original through the cloud provider under controlled download limits when needed. Designed for large libraries, it efficiently processes large photo and video collections. Users can choose every item and confirm before cleanup. Supported files are moved to the Mac Trash, and Photos Library items go to Recently Deleted. Actions can be undone, and cleanup history shows what was removed and how much space was recovered.









