Fill in what you always keep and what you always delete, using your own examples.
which photos to keep or delete
Keep-or-Delete Photo Rules Template
A one-page Markdown template for writing your own rules for which photos to keep — so a big cleanup becomes a series of quick, consistent decisions instead of a thousand small debates.
How to use it
Decide once, then clean up quickly
Decide how many frames you keep from a burst or a set of near-identical shots, and what makes one frame win.
Keep the page open during a cleanup and save anything it does not cover for later instead of stopping.
Why write rules down before a cleanup?
Most of the time in a photo cleanup goes to hesitating over the same kind of photo again and again. A written rule turns that hesitation into a quick yes or no, and makes the result consistent from one session to the next.
How many photos should I keep from a burst?
Usually one: the sharpest frame with everyone looking their best. Keep a second only when it shows something the first does not, such as a different expression or moment.
How does KeepIt help with this?
KeepIt opens similar shots side by side and marks the sharpest, eyes-open frame with Smart Pick, and its Later option gives the photos your rules do not cover a place to wait, so a session keeps moving.