Your best photos,
picked for you

PixPicker's on-device AI culls thousands of photos down to the keepers — grouping by people and scenes, flagging duplicates and blurry shots, and letting you steer toward a goal. It all runs on your device; your photos never leave it.

100% on-device — no upload. Try it for free.

How it works

Four steps from a cluttered camera roll to the shots worth keeping. Every frame below is drawn for this demonstration — not a photograph, and not anyone's camera roll.

1

Walk the steps

Five review steps, in whatever order suits you. Each one proposes; you decide.

ClutterQuality DuplicatesPeople Scenes
2

Browse clusters

Photos grouped by person and event. Merge, rename, and keep as many from each as you like.

3

See the similarity map

A 2D map of every photo by visual similarity — clusters you can see at a glance.

4

Save the keepers

Export your selection — or any single cluster — straight to an album or folder.

500
frames in
100
keepers out

500 frames in, 100 out

Step by step, the way the app puts it. Every frame is drawn for this demonstration — not a photograph, and not anyone's camera roll.

PixPicker — review

What it looks for

Every model runs locally. Nothing is uploaded, and it works with no signal at all.

Who is in the shot Scenes and occasions Near-duplicate bursts Blur and camera shake Faces clear and in focus Overall composition

Get PixPicker

Try it for free. Everything runs on your device.

Windows and Android builds are on the way.

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The same machinery runs as an engagement — bulk selection, dataset capture and filtering, annotation, and custom detection and segmentation models.

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