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• Galleries are shown when the app starts. • The back button takes you to your list of galleries. • Zooming out of an enlarged photo brings it back to its normal size, without jumping straight to thumbnails.
Sort your photos with your thumb. Swipe up to delete, sideways to move on.
Your gallery is full of photos you meant to delete. PicEzy makes getting rid of them fast enough that you actually do it. One photo fills the screen. Swipe up to throw it out. Swipe sideways for the next one. That is the whole app. HOW IT WORKS • Swipe up — mark the current photo for deletion and move straight to the next one • Swipe left or right — browse your gallery at your own pace • Pinch — zoom in to check a detail before deciding • Pinch inward — zoom out to a grid of the whole gallery, then tap any thumbnail to jump straight to it No menus, no checkboxes, no long-press to enter selection mode. Your thumb never leaves the screen. NOTHING DISAPPEARS BEHIND YOUR BACK Photos you swipe away are not erased on the spot. They are moved to the Android system trash, where they stay recoverable for about 30 days on most devices, through the gallery app you already use. Change your mind mid-session and the undo button brings the last photo back. Android asks for confirmation before anything leaves your library. PicEzy asks once for the whole batch, when you switch albums or finish a gallery — not once per photo. That single confirmation is what makes sorting hundreds of photos bearable. PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF Sorting a few thousand photos is not a one-sitting job. PicEzy remembers the album you were working through and the exact photo you stopped on, then offers to resume there the next time you open it. ONE ALBUM AT A TIME Work through everything at once, or narrow down to a single album — screenshots, downloads, a messaging folder, whatever piles up fastest on your phone. A counter shows how far along you are. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY • No account, no sign-in, no setup • Your photos never leave your device: no upload, no cloud, no backup feature • Deletion always goes through Android's own confirmation, so PicEzy never has silent power over your library • One screen, nothing to configure PicEzy is free, supported by a single small banner shown only on the grid overview — never over a photo you are looking at. Requires Android 11 or later, which is where Android's recoverable trash for photos begins.