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In the About this Mac storage page Documents are taking up about 426GB of space (1TB SSD)
How can I find out what is actually in the documents space?
Looking in finder Documents there only seems to be one folder and a sub folder with no contents in either.
I only have about 40 gb of space left. All photos and videos which take up a lot of space are on the cloud.
Documents are not just whats in your document folder. Any app that stores or creates a document including your desktop would shows as documents.
Find and delete files on your Mac - Apple Support
https://www.macworld.com/article/232792/how-to-find-your-documents-and-desktop-folder-contents-after-disabling-icloud-sync.html Omnidisksweeper might help you find them.
https://www.omnigroup.com/more If you have Adobe Acrobat. The files it saves are mostly documents.
Documents are not just whats in your document folder. Any app that stores or creates a document including your desktop would shows as documents.
Find and delete files on your Mac - Apple Support
https://www.macworld.com/article/232792/how-to-find-your-documents-and-desktop-folder-contents-after-disabling-icloud-sync.html Omnidisksweeper might help you find them.
https://www.omnigroup.com/more If you have Adobe Acrobat. The files it saves are mostly documents.
Click Apple -> About This Mac -> tap Storage tab -> Macintosh HD -> tap Manage.
Many thanks for the link I do get rather confused with some Apple workings. I use the Mac and a PC and much more familiar with building and using PC's.
Your link very useful thanks.
Macbook pro Big Sur and huge documents folder size.
