Tiny Click
What to put in your email
For a problem, these details help:
- Your iPhone model and iOS version. Both are in Settings, General, About.
- The Tiny Click version. It is at the bottom of Settings in Tiny Click.
- What you did, and what you saw. A screenshot helps.
Restore Pro
Pro stays with your Apple ID. On a new iPhone, or after you reinstall Tiny Click, open Settings in Tiny Click and tap Restore purchase. The Pro sheet has the same button.
Refunds
Apple handles every payment, and refunds too. To ask for one, go to reportaproblem.apple.com and sign in with your Apple ID.
Keep your photos safe
Tiny Click deletes nothing on its own. Here is how it keeps your photos safe, and the two places where a photo is at risk.
Nothing is deleted until you tap Delete. iOS asks you first.
Originals wait in Recently Deleted for 30 days. You can put them back from Photos.
Warning: If your iCloud storage is full, iOS removes deleted photos at once. They cannot be put back. Free some iCloud space before you delete the originals.
Warning: In an iCloud Shared Library, deleting an original removes it for everyone in it. The copy goes to your Personal Library.
Every copy is checked. Tiny Click reads each copy back from your library before it counts it as saved.
A copy is never shrunk twice. Tiny Click marks its copies and skips them.
Live Photos start unchecked. The copy is a still photo.
Photos only in iCloud need a download first. Open them in Photos, then try again.
Start small. Try the newest 50, look at the copies, and only then delete the originals.
Keep a backup of any photo you cannot replace.
Where it works
Tiny Click needs an iPhone with iOS 17 or later. It is on the App Store in 148 countries and regions. It is not in the EU yet.
More answers
The questions on the home page cover the copies, the price, and privacy.