If you have multiple devices, you’ll run out even faster.
Here’s how to do it.
A handy bar chart at the top provides a visual breakdown of what’s filling up your iCloud.
Select “Recommended for You” in the iCloud parameters and choose one of the listed options.
iCloud only keeps the latest backup for each of your devices.
On macOS, select a listed backup and click “-” in the lower-left corner.
Back Up Your Photos to a Different Cloud Service
Photos can eat up a lot of space.
This can be convenient, but it also means your iCloud storage can quickly fill up.
These bits of data sync between all your devices and count toward your iCloud storage.
you’ve got the option to delete these files if you don’t need them.
For some apps, you’ve got the option to delete specific files.
For instance, I have some dormant projects in the Pixelmator image editor that I no longer need.
you might free up space by deleting old iCloud emails, especially those with large file attachments.
The selected attachments will be removed from all your Apple devices.
you’re able to also delete conversation threads with no attachments.
But those are typically only a few kilobytes each, and you may want to keep them anyway.
iCloud+ storage is also included in theApple One bundle,which combines multiple services at a discounted price.
Also, look into the Voice Memos app, which stores audio recordings in iCloud.
