Avast Cleanup for Android
The ultimate cleaner app to free up storage space, speed up performance, find poor photos, and increase your phone's battery life.
Optimize your photo library
Tune up performance
Boost battery life
The results are in
At Avast, we run lab tests to showcase the benefits of our products. We ran benchmarks on various smartphones to compare results from before and after Avast Cleanup optimization.
12 GB
2GB Before
14GB After
20%
77,382 Before
93,557 After
60%
5 h Before
8.5 h After
FAQ
Do Android cleaners really work?
When you run an Android cleaner, either on your Android phone or tablet, it scans your device for programs, apps, and software that you either don’t use or are “junk”: that is to say, apps that steal processing power and memory from your device without performing any real service in return. Cleaner apps will then remove these unwanted files from your system, both freeing up space in the device’s memory and possibly improving performance.
What makes Avast Cleanup the best cleaner for Android?
As for why it’s the best Android cleaner software, it’s because we offer what other cleaning apps don’t. Avast Cleanup for Android includes unique benefits such as our bloatware scanning and removal tool, which finds and erases unneeded junk files. We also have a hibernation mode, which lets us put apps you’re not using to “sleep”, so they can’t steal any processing power. We’ve also got a built-in battery saver, that can keep your Android running better for longer. Finally, our app can scan your photo library for duplicate or unclear photos, ensuring your gallery is picture-perfect.
Is Avast Cleanup for Android safe to use?
Plus, Avast Cleanup for Android can easily identify the apps, programs, and data that are important to both you and your device, and won’t delete anything in that vein. Finally, you can always customize your Cleanup experience, to ensure you’re getting exactly the level of cleaning and tuning you desire.
Will Avast Cleanup speed up my Android device?
See, Avast Cleanup’s purpose is to delete bloatware and hibernate apps you’re not using, which will always improve your device’s performance and battery life. In fact, internal testing has shown that Avast Cleanup can make your Android up to 20% faster. However, it’s possible that the improvement will be functionally negligible, meaning you won’t notice a difference.
If you’re interested in improving the speed of your Android, we’ve got other suggestions for you.
How else can I free up storage on my Android?
For example, you could check your phone and tablet for apps that you could stand to get rid of. Avast Cleanup for Android won’t get rid of any apps you use routinely, which means it’s up to you to identify which you could live without. Or, you can check your photos and videos for media you either no longer enjoy or don’t think you’ll miss, and delete them.
If you want a full list of methods for cleaning up your Android device, we’ve got you covered.
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