Sort photos
with a swipe.

01

One frame, one decision, then a review

Start with a focused deck: a year, place, orientation, duplicates, blur or screenshots. A smaller deck gives the session a visible finish instead of dropping you into the entire library.

A swipe does not delete immediately. It prepares a selection you can inspect, correct and restore before the final system confirmation. Separating the quick decision from the real deletion reduces mistakes.

• Choose a deck that fits the time you have.
• Swipe left or right, with undo available.
• Review the bin before any system deletion.

02

When swiping beats selecting from a grid

A grid works well for ten obviously useless screenshots. It is less helpful when you need to judge framing, an expression or focus. Full-screen review lets you see each image properly without repeated zooming and checkboxes.

Swiping is best for libraries accumulated over several years and for people who want the final say. A fully automatic cleaner may be faster for bulk deletion, but it is a different editorial choice.

03

A realistic routine instead of one giant cleanup

Ten minutes with this year’s screenshots or one old trip is often more sustainable than spending a whole weekend cleaning. MonTri saves progress and provides a weekly recap without forcing a guilt-driven daily streak.