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How much iPhone storage are you wasting?
Drop in your numbers. See a per-category breakdown of duplicates, screenshots, blurry shots, chat saves, and forgotten video — and what it adds up to in GB.
Your estimated photo waste
Based on documented averages across iPhone photo libraries. Real number after a scan will be different — usually within ~20%.
That’s roughly 1,938 songs or 22 min of 4K video.
Big enough that you’d need iCloud’s 50 GB plan — about $11.88/yr you wouldn’t otherwise pay.
Estimates use documented averages for HEIC photo sizes (1.8–3.6 MB per shot depending on model), typical duplicate ratios (8–15% of libraries), and 4K video bitrate (~6 MB/sec at 30 fps). Real numbers vary; a free scan in AiCleanerPro gives you the exact figure.
How the math works
Where the estimates come from
The calculator uses documented averages from public iPhone photo library research. None of your data is collected, saved, or sent anywhere — the math runs in your browser.
Photo size: An HEIC photo from an iPhone 13 averages 2.4 MB; iPhone 15 Pro averages ~3.6 MB at default settings. The calculator scales by your iPhone model.
Duplicate ratio: Studies of consumer iPhone libraries show 8–15% of photos are exact or near-duplicates, climbing if you shoot bursts often or save heavily from WhatsApp.
Screenshots: Average ~0.55 MB each; share of library grows ~2% per year as screenshots accumulate (login codes, receipts, memes, directions).
4K video: 4K30 records at ~360 MB/min. Most creators forget 10–20 clips per year (test takes, screen recordings, failed B-roll) at an average ~70 seconds each.
The exact number for your library only shows up after an on-device scan. AiCleanerPro does that scan in about 30 seconds and keeps everything local.
Once you know the number, what next?
A few practical reads for cutting the waste down.