Choose the best take.
A few quick shots of the same scene can leave you with too many near-identical photos. bitPick groups similar shots taken seconds apart and suggests the sharpest. You can choose a different photo to keep.
bitPickComing soonBest Photo Picker
Keep the best shot.
You choose what stays.
Took several photos to get one good one? bitPick groups similar shots taken seconds apart and suggests the sharpest. Compare your options, choose a keeper and review one clear plan.
For iPhone and iPad · iOS / iPadOS 17 or later.
Submitted for App Store review. Public availability will be confirmed here.
- Sharpness-based suggestions
- You confirm every removal
- Analysis on your device
A look inside / bitPickiPhone & iPad preview
Keep the best shot.
Actual app screens from the submitted version, using the labeled illustrative sample. No personal photos are shown. Sample removals and byte counts are simulated.
Compare. Choose. Confirm.
Made for the photos
you want to keep.
Know what stays.
Compare a take with its keeper, keep the whole series or revise individual choices. Favorites, hidden photos and the keeper remain protected. Exact duplicate copies are shown separately.
Return to a clear plan.
Your choices are saved on the device. Before removal, bitPick rechecks the selected photos. Changed or unavailable items are held back. Review the plan and confirm in Apple’s Photos dialog.
See what happened.
A session receipt separates confirmed removals, cancellations and unverified outcomes. Interrupted actions are not repeated automatically. The optional widget opens your session history.
A little less second-guessing
Your photos.
Your decision.
No Pocket Bits account, photo upload, advertising or tracking SDK. Analysis, plans and receipts stay on your device.
iPhone & iPad · iOS / iPadOS 17+Limited Photos access supportedExact copies and similar-shot series
Before you get started
Good to know.
What does “best shot” mean?＋
The suggestion is based on image sharpness, not faces, expressions or personal preference. You make the final choice. Similar-photo groups are suggestions, not proof that every take is an exact copy.
Do I need to share my whole photo library?＋
No. Limited Photos access checks only the photos you select, within the chosen scan scope. Try a sample plan uses illustrations without reading or changing your library. Media stored only in iCloud is not downloaded or checked.
Does bitPick remove photos automatically?＋
No. You review your selected photos, then confirm the operation in Apple’s Photos dialog. Buying or restoring membership never applies a plan. Removed media normally goes to Recently Deleted while recovery remains available there.
What is included in bitPick Plus?＋
Scanning and the sample are free. Removing selected photos requires an auto-renewing yearly or weekly subscription; both have the same features. Apple’s purchase sheet shows your localized price and any eligible seven-day free trial. Manage or cancel through your Apple Account. Restore purchases is in Settings.
Does it merge photo dates or albums?＋
No. Library details such as dates and albums are not merged into the photo you keep. Source-byte totals in receipts are not a measurement of immediately available device storage.
Is this bitTidy?＋
bitPick is the new name for the iPhone and iPad app formerly called bitTidy. It focuses on picking keepers from similar shots and reviewing exact copies. Earlier test-version tools such as swipe sorting, compression and conversion are not included.
A little help goes a long way
We’re right here.
Find getting-started, Photos access, subscription and recovery guidance in the bitPick guide.