Screenshots Quick Win
In Apple Photos, open Collections, scroll to Media Types, then choose Screenshots. You can select and delete captures there. When a bulk decision feels too risky, Swoof turns the same category into a focused, one-at-a-time review.
Review screenshots with SwoofStart with one category
The Screenshots Quick Win appears in the Swoof Library when matching items are available. Open it to review those captures in a sorting session, move past the ones you still need, and queue only the ones you are ready to reconsider.
Choose the right path
Apple Photos already provides the Screenshots collection. Swoof adds a slower, deliberate path for captures such as tickets, receipts, directions, reference images, and notes that may still have a purpose.
Open the Screenshots media type and select the captures you already know you no longer need.
Look at one screenshot at a time, move on when it should stay, or mark it for Swoof Trash.
Items remain in Swoof Trash until you explicitly ask Apple Photos to delete the queue.
Review-first workflow
Start from the focused Quick Win instead of scrolling through every photo and video.
Keep useful references in place and queue only captures that no longer serve a purpose.
Restore mistakes before the explicit Empty Trash action requests a change from Apple Photos.
Photo privacy
The described Swoof review uses the Photos library on your device. Swoof does not upload the screenshot files. Analytics, subscriptions, Apple services, and private iCloud data paths are described separately in the Privacy Policy.
Good to know
Apple saves screenshots to the Photos library by default. In Photos, open Collections, scroll to Media Types, then open Screenshots.
No. The screenshot first waits in Swoof Trash. You can undo during the session or restore it from the queue before you explicitly empty Swoof Trash.
The described screenshot review runs on device, and Swoof does not upload photo or video files. Analytics, subscriptions, Apple services, and private iCloud data paths are disclosed separately in the Privacy Policy.
Yes. If iCloud Photos is enabled, Apple may synchronize a Photos library deletion across devices signed in to the same library.
Ready when you are
Open Swoof and review one small, manageable part of your library.
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