01 · UNDERSTAND
Analysis stays local
Your Photos library is analyzed on your device. Photos, filenames, thumbnails, asset IDs, and EXIF never go to the assistant.
Private by design
Make space.
Keep what matters.
Unfill finds the weight hiding in your photo library, helps you review it clearly, and keeps every decision in your hands.
Built for iPhone
97% in use
12.8 GB reclaimable
Large videos
5.8 GB
Duplicates
3.9 GB
Large photos
2.1 GB
Screenshots and clutter
1.0 GB
An example library. Unfill measures your own.
02 · REVIEW
You make every call
See compression opportunities, duplicates, clutter, and pending work before anything changes.
03 · RECLAIM
Guidance, not guesswork
Ask what to review next. The assistant sees aggregate counts and estimates only, then hands you back to local controls.
Ask Unfill
Not sure what to do? Just ask.
Unfill has a built-in assistant for the two questions everyone actually has: what is taking up my space, and what should I do about it.
What is taking up my space?
Large videos are your biggest category at about 5.8 GB across 42 items, followed by 190 duplicates at about 3.9 GB. Reviewing duplicates is usually the safest place to start.
What is the difference between compressing and deleting?
Compressing keeps the photo or video in your library and makes the file smaller. Deleting removes it. Unfill shows you both options and never applies either on its own.
The assistant receives aggregate counts and size totals only — never your photos, filenames, or metadata. It can point you to a screen to review. It cannot delete, compress, or commit anything.