
You already own the photos. Burst shots and near copies are eating space.
file.rocks is the UI. Cleanup reviews them. The keep and recycle hit the bucket you connected.
This is Near-duplicate photos under Settings → Cleanup. Visual similarity. It is not the inventory Likely duplicates path (same ETag or hash). It is not a remake of how to tag files in your own bucket, how to search files in your own bucket, or how to delete a file from your own bucket. Those stay linked.
You need S3-compatible object storage. Not another Drive clone.
If you do not have a bucket hooked up, follow how to connect a Backblaze B2 bucket and come back. For the price table, see the cheapest cloud object storage comparison.
Photos still in Google Photos or iCloud? Start at Move Google Photos to your own bucket or Move iCloud Photos to your own bucket, then come back here.
Sign in at file.rocks. Open Settings → Cleanup. Pick the bucket if needed.
Open Near-duplicate photos (/settings/cleanup/near-duplicates).
If the list is empty, click Rescan. Empty is normal until embeddings finish. Do not invent a guaranteed count.
For each group, pick Keep on the photo you want to keep.
Select the groups you are ready to clean. Click Keep & recycle. Confirm Accept near-duplicate suggestions / Keep selected.
The toast is Cleaned N group(s). Or click Dismiss to skip a group.
Recycle respects Trash when Trash is enabled under Settings → Automations. Files row Delete is still a hard delete. That path is how to delete a file from your own bucket.
This is not Likely duplicates on inventory. That is exact hash or ETag matching. This page is visual near-duplicates only.
This is not tagging, search, or toolbar Delete. Those stay in how to tag files in your own bucket, how to search files in your own bucket, and how to delete a file from your own bucket.
Need labels after you keep the right frames? That is how to tag files in your own bucket.
Need to find what is left? That is how to search files in your own bucket.
Need a hard delete outside Cleanup? That is how to delete a file from your own bucket.