Mac Running Out of Space?
Here’s a Fast Fix.
If your startup disk is full, your Mac slows down. Here are the most effective ways to reclaim gigabytes of space in minutes.
Free download • Works on macOS 12+
3 Ways to Free Up Space Manually
Clear System Caches
macOS stores temporary files that can grow to 10GB+. Go to Finder → Go → Go to Folder, type ~/Library/Caches, and delete the contents of the largest folders.
Warning: Be careful not to delete system-critical files. Only delete files inside the folders, not the folders themselves if you're unsure.
Remove Old iOS Backups
Old iPhone and iPad backups can take up massive space. Check ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup and delete backups from devices you no longer own.
Find Large & Duplicate Files
Manually searching for duplicates is tedious. You likely have multiple copies of downloads, photos, and documents scattered across folders.
The Best Automated Option: VaultSort
Why waste hours cleaning manually? VaultSort scans your Mac, identifies duplicates, and securely cleans up junk files in seconds.
Smart Sorting
Automatically organizes messy folders into a clean structure.
Duplicate Finder
Finds and removes exact duplicates to reclaim space instantly.
Secure Deletion
Permanently shreds files so they can never be recovered.
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