Nothing is deleted by accident
Swipes only mark. Deletion happens once, after you have reviewed the list and confirmed in your phone's own system dialog.
SwipeBin shows you your photos and videos oldest first. Swipe right to keep, left to bin, up to favourite. Nothing is deleted until you review the pile and confirm.
Your photos never leave your phone.
Deleting photos is a chore, so SwipeBin turns it into a game. Every card gets one decision, and every decision can also be made with a tap on the buttons under the card.
The photo stays exactly where it is and the next one comes up.
Marked, not deleted. It goes on a pile you review before anything happens.
Kept, and added to your phone's Favourites so the good ones are easy to find.
See everything you marked, change your mind on any of it, then confirm once.
Swipes only mark. Deletion happens once, after you have reviewed the list and confirmed in your phone's own system dialog.
Changed your mind? Undo your recent swipes as often as you like. An undo gives the swipe back, too.
Space freed is counted by checking what actually left your phone, not by adding up what you asked to delete. If a figure is an estimate, it says so.
Your whole pile is deleted in one batch, so you confirm once instead of tapping "Allow" for every photo.
Open it and start swiping. Adding an email is optional and never gets in the way.
Track the space you've freed over time and unlock badges. The share card shows your totals, never a photo.
Allow photo access, then choose which albums to sweep. SwipeBin starts with the oldest.
Keep, bin or favourite, one card at a time. Tap a video to play it before you decide.
Review the pile, un-mark anything, confirm once, and see exactly how much space came back.
SwipeBin works entirely on your device. It never uploads, scans or analyses your photos, and it never signs into iCloud, Google Photos or any other cloud account.
Read the privacy policySwipeBin is free with a daily allowance. Pro removes the limit, with one once-off purchase.
Bought inside the app through the App Store or Google Play. The price is shown in the store in your local currency.
No. Your photos, videos, thumbnails, filenames and locations never leave your phone. SwipeBin only sends counts, such as how many items you've deleted and how much space that freed. The privacy policy lists every single thing.
Only when you confirm. Swiping left marks a photo. When you're ready, you review everything you marked, un-mark anything you want to keep, and confirm. Your phone then shows its own deletion prompt. Nothing is deleted before that.
On iPhone, deleted items go to the Recently Deleted album in Photos for 30 days, and the space comes back when that album is emptied. If iCloud Photos is turned on, deleting from your library also removes the item from iCloud and your other Apple devices. That is how Apple's Photos works.
On Android, items are removed from your phone's storage through the system prompt. Copies in a separate backup service are managed by that service.
SwipeBin shows it before you confirm and counts it again afterwards, including only what actually left your phone. On iPhone, items stored only in iCloud take up little space on the phone, so they're shown separately and not counted as space freed on your device.
The free version gives you 100 swipes a day. The allowance resets once a day at 00:00 UTC, and the app shows you the exact time in your own time zone. Undoing a swipe gives it back. Reviewing and deleting what you've already marked never uses up swipes. Pro removes the limit.
No. Pro is a once-off purchase through the App Store or Google Play. It doesn't renew and it doesn't expire. If you get a new phone, use "Restore a previous purchase" in the app.
No. SwipeBin works the moment you open it. You can add an email later if you want to sign back into the same account, for example on a new phone. It's optional.
You can undo any recent swipe, and un-mark anything on the review screen, right up to the moment you confirm. After you confirm, SwipeBin can't bring a photo back. On iPhone you can still recover it from Recently Deleted for 30 days.