📸 Screenshot Junk Drawer
How much storage and time do your old screenshots cost? Enter a count to see.
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How to use Screenshot Junk Drawer
- Enter your numbers
Use the sliders and boxes.
- Watch it update
Results change live as you type.
- Read the breakdown
Totals, bars and a silly verdict.
- Save or share
Save results to compare later.
What makes Screenshot Junk Drawer fun
MB and GB used.
Minutes to sort.
No submit button needed.
The formula is shown on the page.
About this tool
Screenshot Junk Drawer measures the pile of screenshots you swore you would sort. Enter how many you have and roughly how many you take a day, and it estimates storage used, how many are probably junk, and how long a clean-up would take at a quick swipe each.
Most galleries have a Screenshots album, which makes this one of the fastest storage wins on any phone: sort by oldest, keep receipts and tickets, delete the rest.
Who it's for
Find quick space.
Face the numbers.
Lecture-slide screenshots.
Tips & tricks
- Start with the oldest.
- Keep receipts in a separate album.
- Delete as you go next time.
Little questions about Screenshot Junk Drawer
How much space does a screenshot take?
Often a few hundred KB to a few MB depending on screen and format; the tool assumes about 1 MB.
How do I clean screenshots fast?
Open the Screenshots album, select old ones in bulk and keep only receipts or tickets.
Does it access my gallery?
No, you type the numbers.
Is Screenshot Junk Drawer free?
Yes. Screenshot Junk Drawer is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser on phones and computers.
Is my data stored?
Only results you save, in your own history linked to a random ID — never your name.
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