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You might have turned on iCloud Photo Library, but if you haven’t already you could do so in the Photos app.

If you spend some money on iCloud, and store your desktop and documents and all your photos there, you can save a huge chunk of storage and an even bigger bonus is the fact that you’ll be able to access those files and photos on any Apple device you own or by logging onto iCloud with your Apple ID. Should I get Apple One? for more information. We should also mention that Apple has a bundle offer, known as Apple One, where you can get iCloud storage as part of a deal that includes Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade. Prices for iCloud storage are as follows: Apple offers various amounts of storage on a subscription basis, there should be something to suit you. If you don’t mind paying for it this is a great way to extend the storage available to you.Īpple gives users 5GB of iCloud storage for free, but that’s not going to to be of much help here. It’s a great option if you have limited storage on your Mac: get yourself a nice chunk of storage in the cloud and keep everything you need there. The Store in iCloud option gives you the option of storing files in iCloud. Moving on from Other and System we are left with a number of things we can delete from our Macs – and Apple makes it really easy to do so.

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We also have a round up of theīest Mac Cleaners in which we look at a number of alternatives to CleanMyMac including:

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Here’s where you can download CleanMyMac). Tools like CleanMyMac X can help you deal with these Other and System files. What’s in System and what you can delete. It would be unwise to delete the vast majority of your System files, but there are a few that you can probably do without, such as Time Machine snapshots, iOS backups, and so on.

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How to delete Other on a Mac in a separate article though. That isn’t something you can do easily – and nor should you. You may be wondering if you can delete Other. We’ll start with the two biggest culprits, at least in our case: Other and System – and that’s likely to be the case for you too. If you are running out of space your Mac could be slowing down, which is bad enough, but if you run out of space on your Mac you may not even be able to start it up! Before you get to that stage take a look to see what it taking up the space on your Mac because that will determine what you should delete. This might recover a few GB for you, and if that’s all you need then job done! But if you need to get a lot more space, and if you want to avoid running low on space again then follow the steps below.

Now the final and most important step: Right-click on your Trash/Bin and choose Empty Trash/Empty Bin (we are doing this last as we’ve just added lots to the Trash!).You could do the same with other files on your Desktop (it’s where most things end up after all). You can click and drag these to the Trash/Bin. Click on it to open it up and then select as many Screenshots as you are comfortable deleting. Another way to delete screenshots is to go to your Desktop and if you haven’t already done so go to the menu and choose View > Use Stacks (you’ll need to have the Desktop selected).Select those you want to delete and choose Move to Bin/Trash. Alternatively sort by Kind to quickly locate all the Screenshots (which will be PNG files). Sort by Size and delete anything you don’t need that’s particularly large. Open the Finder again and choose the Desktop folder. If you are anything like us your Desktop is a dumping ground.Select and right-click on files you are sure you won’t need again and choose Move to Bin/Trash. Instead of ‘is’ choose ‘before’ and change the date to a year ago. You could set up a similar search to delete files you haven’t opened in the past year or longer.Now select anything that you don’t need that’s bigger than 100MB and chose Move to Bin/Trash. Change file size to MB and type 100 into the box besides that. Now in the next dropdown choose ‘is greater than’. Scroll down until you see ‘File Size’ and check the box next to it. Click on the drop down beside ‘Kind’ and choose ‘Other’. Now press Command-F to open a new Find window. Open the Finder and navigate to your Home folder (press Shift-command-H).Click on your Downloads folder, open it in the Finder, and select the contents, or any files you don’t need, right-click and choose Move to Bin/Trash.There are lots of ideas below for freeing up disk space below, but if you are in a hurry and you don’t need a lot of space, or if you aren’t too bothered about making sure you don’t run out of space again, here are a few things you can do right now:

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