Files that are not taking up space on disk will have an icon overlay that changes from the usual green tick to the grey cloud icon, denoting that the file isn't locally present. To confirm the file or folder is not taking up space, please check via the above steps. For this reason you shouldn't be concerned if it initially appears that the placeholder is taking up space. In other views of Finder, the operating system will report the logical size. It is important to be able to view both sizes, not just to reassure you that the file is not taking up space, but also to understand the space and speed implications of returning the file(s).
These always available files download to your device and will require storage space, but they’re always there for youeven when you’re offline. Only files that you select as Always keep on this device appear with the icon that includes a circle with a checkmark. In the properties window you will see the original file size, followed by the actual on-disk size Just right-click the file and select Free up space. To see both the logical and physical file size: The logical size of the file is the actual size of the file, if it were downloaded to the device.) Your best course of action to determine how much space your your Dropbox folder is currently taking up on your device would be to refer to the Get Info on your Mac (or Properties on a pc).Īs there are various places to see the size of a file in Finder, some of these locations will display the logical size, while others will show you the physical size. (Note: Smart Sync placeholders takes up approximately 0kb, which is the physical size.
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