“Maximize your iPhone’s storage space with these proven expert tricks.
Save photos and videos to a cloud service
Instead of storing photos and videos on your device, try using a third-party cloud storage service like Google Photos. This is a quick way to free up a lot of storage space without having to delete reminders. Just make sure to back up or transfer your photos and videos to Google Photos before deleting them from your device.
Delete apps you no longer use
Another way to free up space on your iPhone is to delete apps that you no longer use. To see which apps you haven’t used in a while, go to Settings > General > iPhone Storage. You’ll see a list of your apps along with the storage each app is taking up and when you last used them. Scroll through the list and delete any apps you no longer need.
Remove unused languages
If you don’t need keyboards or dictionaries for certain languages ​​on your device, you can delete them to free up storage space. To do this, go to Settings > General > iPhone Storage and tap any app in the list. Select Show in App Store and then tap Offload App.
Delete old messages and attachments
Text messages and attachments can also take up a lot of space on your device.
Compress your photos
If you have a lot of high-resolution photos, you can use a photo compression app to reduce their size without sacrificing quality. This can help free up storage space on your device.
Use a memory-saving app
Apps are also available to help you identify and delete unnecessary files and media on your iPhone. These can be useful for finding and removing hidden files that are taking up space on your device.
Optimize your photo storage
Photos can take up a lot of storage space on your iPhone, but you can allow the device to store smaller photo files locally if your device is low on storage.
Download apps that you don’t use often
If you don’t want to completely delete an app, you can swap it out instead. This will remove the app from your device, but the documents and data associated with it will remain. To do this, go to Settings > General > iPhone Storage and tap any app in the list. Select Offload app. You can also set your iPhone to offload unused apps automatically by going to Settings > App Store and making sure Offload unused apps is checked.
Clear your browser cache
Your web browser keeps a cache of websites you have visited in order to load them faster in the future. However, this cache can take up a lot of storage space on your device. To clear, go to Settings > Safari and tap Clear History and Website Data.
