Cleaning Your Mac with Fast Cleanup
Watch tutorial on Fast Cleanup
The Fast Cleanup feature unites four different drive clean-up utilities – Binaries Cutter, Cache Cleaner, Languages Cutter, and Logs Cleaner.
- Binaries Cutter removes application components that support old and therefore unneeded architectures. It checks the current architecture and then cuts another part of the application designed for another architecture.
- Cache Cleaner and Logs Cleaner remove old cache and log files.
- Languages Cutter removes unused localizations of user interface.
When you click Fast Cleanup on the navigation bar, the four drive clean-up utilities look like this:
By default, all utilities are active, and it means that all of them will be included in the scan. However, you can turn off utilities that you do not need by using the On/Off switches. When you are ready with the settings, click Start Scan.
After the scan is finished, click the View Result button next to each cleaner to view the found files. Click Remove All to remove all files that Fast Cleanup has found.
Important
Fast Cleanup finds only files that are safe to be removed, but nevertheless you should check the files twice before clicking Remove All!
You can also separately use the utilities that are included in Fast Cleanup. You will learn about each of them in the dedicated sections.
Using Binaries Cutter
How to remove useless parts of applications with Binaries Cutter? How to set up Binaries Cutter in Preferences?
Using Binaries CutterUsing Cache Cleaner
How to remove useless cache files with Cache Cleaner?
Using Cache CleanerUsing Languages Cutter
How to remove useless localizations of user interface with Languages Cutter? How to set up Languages Cutter in Preferences?
Using Languages CutterUsing Logs Cleaner
How to remove useless log files with Logs Cleaner?
Using Logs Cleaner