Find Duplicate Photos and Keep Only the Best Shot | SnapSweep
Frequently asked questions
- Does SnapSweep find near-duplicate photos?
- Yes. Similar-photo detection finds near-duplicates so you can keep only the best shot.
- Can I shrink my videos?
- A video size analyzer suggests HEVC compression where it will help.
- Will it pick the best shot for me?
- No. It surfaces the near-duplicates; the keep-or-delete decision is yours, made by swipe.
- Is the analysis done in the cloud?
- No. Everything runs on device, with no login and no cloud.
The short answer
The photo library problem is not only screenshots. It is the five similar shots of the same thing, taken in a burst of caution, where any one of them is fine and all five together are almost a megabyte.
Similar-photo detection surfaces those near-duplicates so you can keep one good shot.
Videos
A separate video size analyzer suggests HEVC compression where it will actually help.
Videos are usually the larger half of a photo library, and HEVC gets most of the size back on footage that does not need the extra headroom — but "where it will help" matters, so the app suggests rather than applying it across your library.
The decision stays yours
This is the same boundary that governs the screenshot side: SnapSweep surfaces the duplicates; you make the call. Swipe right to keep, left to delete, up to favorite.
An app that chose which of your five similar shots was "the best" would be making an aesthetic judgement on your behalf, and it would be wrong often enough to be destructive.
On device
Everything runs on device — no login, no cloud. Optional anonymous analytics.