You've got gigabytes of duplicate photos scattered across Pictures, Downloads, phone backups, and external drives. Duplicate Photos PC finds them all — exact copies and near-duplicates — and clears them safely, one click at a time.
Phone syncs back up the same shot three times. A messenger app resaves your photo at lower quality. You take burst frames and forget to delete the bad ones. Screenshots pile up. Years of vacation folders sit unorganized on an external drive.
Each copy is small, but add them up and you're looking at 10, 20, 30 gigabytes of space you're paying for twice — and you don't even remember which versions matter. The worst part: you can't tell by looking at a filename whether photo_1.jpg and photo_1_edited.jpg are actually different, or just the same sunset saved twice.
The app walks through your folders, groups together identical files and near-duplicates, and shows you what to keep. It catches byte-for-byte duplicates (two files that are exactly the same) and visually similar shots (burst frames, slightly cropped versions, messenger resaves, minor edits of the same picture). When you're ready, move the extras to the Recycle Bin with a single click — nothing is gone until you empty the bin.
No account, no sign-up, no watermark, no ads. The app is portable: unzip it and run it straight from the folder. Works on Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit, fully offline.
Some duplicate cleaners permanently delete files right away. If the tool makes a mistake, your photo is gone forever. Duplicate Photos PC moves everything to the Recycle Bin instead, so you can verify the results and undo in seconds. Even if you accidentally mark the wrong file, you can restore it from the bin.
The app is offline — no upload, no cloud scan, no telemetry. Your photos never leave your PC. It scans fast because it caches results between runs, so the second pass on the same folder tree is nearly instant.
Yes. Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. No special setup or admin rights needed.
Yes. Use the 'Similar + exact' mode before scanning. It catches burst frames, slight crops, and minor edits.
Everything goes to Recycle Bin, not hard-deleted. You can restore any file by right-clicking in the bin.
No. It's a local disk tool. It reads folders on your PC's internal drives, external drives, and network shares mounted as a drive letter. Cloud libraries that aren't mirrored to disk are out of scope.
Yes. Free forever, no trial limits, no Pro tier, no watermark. MIT licensed.
Download Duplicate Photos PC now — no sign-up, no account, just unzip and run.
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