Cleanor Labs
Free up Android storage on-device: duplicate and similar photos, large videos, screen recordings, screenshots, contacts, calendar clutter, an optional email cleaner, and a 40+ tool box for images, PDFs, video, and audio.
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Cleanor for Android finds the files that quietly fill a phone, repeated and visually similar photos, burst shots, blurry and dark frames, large videos, screen recordings, and stale screenshots, then puts them into focused review passes instead of one risky delete-all action.
Everything is processed on the device, and nothing is removed until Android shows its own delete confirmation. Beyond cleanup, the app carries a full utility box: image compression and conversion, resize and crop, collage, images to PDF, PDF merge and split, on-device scan-to-text and background removal, passport photos, metadata stripping, video compression, and audio conversion.
The photo pass groups what a manual scroll always misses, so you keep the best frame instead of deleting one file at a time.
Video is usually where the gigabytes are, so large clips and recordings get their own review flows and a compressor with a before-and-after size estimate.
The same app covers the small jobs that usually mean a second download or a desktop trip.
Storage is not the only mess on a phone, so the app also covers private media, contacts, calendar, and an optional mailbox pass.
The same private, on-device flow whether you scan once or clean up every month.
Open Cleanor and let it index photos, videos, screenshots, and screen recordings locally. Nothing is uploaded, and the scan works without a connection.
Work through similar and duplicate groups, large videos, and screenshot piles. Each group suggests a best shot so the decision is a confirmation, not a hunt.
Selected files are removed through the Android system confirmation dialog, so nothing leaves the device storage without your explicit approval.
When a file is worth keeping, compress the video, shrink the image, convert the format, or move it into Secret Storage rather than losing it.
Short answers on price, privacy, and what the app actually does.
Yes. Cleanor is free to download on Google Play and the core scan-and-clean flow works without paying. Some features are part of an optional subscription billed through Google Play, which you can manage or cancel in the Play Store at any time.
No. Photos, videos, contacts, calendar entries, and email metadata are processed on the device. Cleanor does not upload your personal content to its own servers.
Files are removed through Android’s own system delete confirmation, so nothing is deleted without you approving it in that dialog. Cleanor only proposes candidates and groups them for review.
It is optional and off until you connect a Google account. When connected, Cleanor reads message senders and headers to build sender lists, never the content of your emails, and you can disconnect at any time.
Both editions share the same on-device cleanup approach. The Android build adds Secret Storage, the optional Email Cleaner, and a wider 40+ tool box for images, PDFs, video, and audio. The iPhone app is on the App Store.
The Android app is published as app.cleanor.phonecleaner by Cleanor Labs, listed on Google Play as Phone Cleaner: CleanUp & Tools.
Free to download, private by design, and no account required. Clean duplicate photos, heavy videos, and clutter in a few taps.
These pages help people move from general interest into the specific cleanup job, question, or decision they actually have.
Review repeated shots, keep the right version, and recover storage without chaotic manual scrolling.
Handle burst shots and near-duplicates without deleting the best version by mistake.
Find repeated downloads and duplicated clips before they quietly consume the largest share of device storage.
Prioritize the heaviest files first when storage is low and the camera roll is no longer the whole problem.
Remove low-value screenshots, references, and old captures before they overrun the rest of the library.
Handle repeated contacts, messy imports, and bloated address books without turning cleanup into a manual audit.
These utility pages cover the smaller jobs people often need before they install, export, share, or clean up content more deeply.
Encode an image into a Base64 string and data URL directly in the browser, nothing uploaded.
Decode a Base64 string or data URL back into an image, preview it, and download it locally.
Remove the background from one image locally and export a transparent PNG with before-and-after preview.