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Duplicate Finder and Cleaner 1.2

Duplicate Finder and Cleaner 1.2

Duplicate Finder and Cleaner is a small Mac utility that scans folders, drives and Photos libraries for duplicate and similar files so you can free up space. It’s for anyone with a cluttered photo library or a drive full of repeated downloads and backups.

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12.8 MB • macOS 12+

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File Size12.8 MB
Version1.2
CategoryUtility Software
DeveloperMoneyplant Technologies
PublisherMoneyplant Technologies
Release Date2021-12-28
UpdatedOct 16, 2026

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No bundled adware
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About Duplicate Finder and Cleaner 1.2 for Mac

Duplicate Finder and Cleaner is made by Moneyplant Technologies and sold on the Mac App Store. You drag folders or Photos libraries into its scan list, and it groups files that are exact copies or look similar. It works with images, videos, music, apps, documents and archives, on internal and external drives. It can automatically mark the extra copies in each group while keeping the best one. You then choose whether to send them to the Trash, delete them permanently, or move them to a folder. It’s free to try for 30 days, then needs a one-time in-app purchase.

Key Features

Drag

— and-drop scanning: You add folders, drives or several Photos libraries by dragging them into the scan list. There are no complicated settings to get through first.

Duplicates and similar files: It finds exact duplicates and similar

— looking photos. This is useful for burst shots or edited copies of the same picture.

Grid and outline views

— You can review results as thumbnails or as a list, grouped by match, which makes it easier to check before deleting.

Auto

— Mark: In each group, it keeps the best file based on rules you set and marks the rest. This saves clicking through hundreds of groups by hand.

Three removal options

— You can move files to the Trash, delete them permanently, or move them to a chosen folder. Moving them to a folder is the safest way to review before throwing anything away.