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Find and remove duplicate photos from Google Photos Summary: Find and remove duplicate photos & videos in Google Photos. Keeps the best copy, works locally, nothing leaves your device. Google Photos fills up with duplicates — the same shot synced from two phones, a camera original plus its WhatsApp-compressed copy, screenshots of screenshots. Duplicate Photo Cleaner finds them and helps you clear them in minutes. Description: HOW IT WORKS - Scan your whole library, a single album, or a date range. - The extension compares images visually (perceptual hashing) to catch true duplicates and near-identical copies — not just exact file matches. - For each group it suggests the best version to KEEP — the highest resolution, largest, least-compressed copy — and pre-selects the rest for removal. - You review every group, adjust what you like, and confirm. Selected items go to your Google Photos Trash, where they stay recoverable for about 60 days. BUILT FOR THE MESSY REAL CASES - Same photo from multiple phones (Samsung + iPhone, etc.). - Camera original vs. messenger-compressed copy — it keeps the original. - Videos are handled safely and never mixed up with photos. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Everything runs locally in your browser. Your photos never leave your device. - No servers, no analytics, no tracking, no data selling. FREE & PRO - Free: clean up to 25 duplicates. - Pro (one-time $19.99, no subscription): unlimited cleanup, whole-library scans, and more — reclaim gigabytes for a fraction of a year of extra storage. You are always in control: the tool only suggests, and nothing is removed until you confirm. Not affiliated with Google.
Sep 2, 2026
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