# Keep-or-Delete Photo Rules

> Write your rules once, then follow them during every cleanup. A rule turns
> a long hesitation into a quick yes or no.

## Always Keep

Photos you keep no matter how they look.

- People: ______________________________________________
- Moments: _____________________________________________
- Places: ______________________________________________
- Documents I still need: ______________________________
- Other: _______________________________________________

## Always Delete

Photos you delete without a second look.

- [ ] Blurry or accidental shots (pocket, floor, thumb)
- [ ] Screenshots I no longer need (tickets used, codes, maps)
- [ ] Photos of things I photographed only to remember for a moment (parking spot, shelf, receipt already filed)
- [ ] Other: ______________________________________________

## Similar Shots and Bursts

- From one moment I keep at most: ______ photo(s)
- The frame that wins is the one that is:
  - [ ] sharpest
  - [ ] has everyone's eyes open
  - [ ] has the best expression
  - [ ] other: ______________
- I keep a second frame only if: ______________________________

## Videos

- I keep a video if: ___________________________________________
- I delete a video if: _________________________________________
- Videos longer than ______ minutes: watch before deciding

## Decide Later

When a photo is not covered by these rules:

- [ ] Set it aside for later and move on — do not stop the session
- [ ] Come back to the "later" pile at the end of the week

## Before Confirming

- [ ] Look over everything marked for deletion once
- [ ] Remember: deleted photos wait in the phone's trash for about 30 days

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