About the Google Drive Cleaner
Running out of Google storage? Connect your Drive to see what's taking up space: identical duplicate files, the biggest files and old files you've forgotten about. Choose what to remove and it goes to your Drive trash, where you can restore it for 30 days.
Key features
- Finds identical duplicate files
- Lists the largest files
- Finds files untouched for years
- Storage used by file type
- Moves files to the trash, restorable for 30 days
- Runs in your browser; nothing stored on our servers
Free up Google storage in minutes
When Google says your storage is full, Gmail stops receiving email and Photos stops backing up. The fastest wins are usually duplicate uploads, big old videos and backup archives you forgot about. The cleaner finds all three and lets you clear them in one go.
How to free up the most space
- Start with Duplicates. Every copy except the oldest is already selected; review and move them to the trash.
- Check Large files. Videos and ZIP backups are often several gigabytes each.
- Look at Old files. Things untouched for 3 or 5 years are often safe to archive or delete.
- Empty the trash in Google Drive to actually free the space.
Where else your storage goes
| Service | What to check |
|---|---|
| Gmail | Search for has:attachment larger:10M and delete old attachments |
| Google Photos | Review large videos and blurry photos; check backup quality |
| Drive | Duplicates, large files and old files (this tool) |
Related tools
OneDrive cleaner, video compressor and image compressor.
How to use the Google Drive Cleaner
- Open the tool. It's ready to use immediately, with nothing to install.
- Enter your entries, numbers or settings, or keep the defaults.
- Press the main button (spin, roll, start or generate) and watch the result.
- Repeat as often as you like; results are generated fresh each time in your browser.