Most duplicate tools upload your library or push "similar" matches. DupShelf runs entirely in your browser—photos never leave your device. Scan a folder (Chrome/Edge) or add batches. Exact duplicates are grouped by file content (SHA-256), so renamed copies and re-exports still match. Review groups, choose keepers, move extras to a subfolder or export CSV. DupShelf never auto-deletes. Free, no account, no upload—built for messy backups and downloads.

Layout Agent 2.0 — Thinks before it builds

Thinks before it builds

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built DupShelf after repeatedly finding the same shots across Downloads, phone exports, and backup folders always with different names. What’s different: • 100% in the browser—no upload, no account • Exact duplicates (same file bytes), not vague “similar” guesses • You choose keepers; we move to a folder or export CSV we don’t delete for you Best experience: Chrome/Edge + “Choose folder” for a full library. Mobile works via “Choose images” in batches. Try the workbench: https://dupshelf.renderlog.in/app I’d love feedback on speed on large folders and whether the move/export flow feels safe enough before you delete anything on disk. Happy to answer questions all day!

Running a duplicate photo finder entirely in the browser memory is a huge win for privacy. Most tools force you to upload assets to a cloud server or install heavy desktop packages. How does it handle performance and processing speed when a user drops in a massive folder with thousands of high resolution images?

Layout Agent 2.0 — Thinks before it builds

Thinks before it builds

DupShelf

Find duplicate photos in your browser

Find duplicate photos in your browser