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With this duplicate photo finder you will be able to find duplicate photos and similar images by comparing actual image content.
This website is scam. There was a 30 day money back guarantee everywhere on the website, so I purchased and tried it out once. It is bad. I never used it again. I wrote on the first day that I want to cancel and they never wanted to refund me.
This is by far the best app I have found to get rid of duplicate photos. It finds both duplicate photos and similar photos which is great since I take lots of photos in burst mode and these have taken up a lot of space on my phone and computer. There's a nifty feature to visually compare two photos which is really neat. I just ordered another copy for my mother to use as she is in the midst of cleaning up years of photos!
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