XD takes up a lot of local storage,my English is not very good, please forgive me.

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Spas K.Correct answer

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All of this is cache. It is stored at:

C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Local\Packages\Adobe.CC.XD_\LocalCache\Adobe\ACPLocal\[some-number], and there's a folder with a bunch of 00000's, which contains all of the cache. It's just a bunch of thumbnails and screenshots from various files. It's a lot of them - for me it was around 60000. It was around 10 GB, so your numbers aren't that weird.

I deleted the folder with the 0000's, and nothing bad happened, so you can do that I guess. But please keep in mind I don't take responsibility for anything that might happen 🙂 All the files are stored on the cloud anyways, so worst case you might have to reinstall Xd, but you won't lose any work.

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bernardos1983

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I got the same issue, here's my question to Adobe:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-xd/adobe-xd-cache-how-to-clear/m-p/11967077#M48049

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Spas K.

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All of this is cache. It is stored at:

C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Local\Packages\Adobe.CC.XD_\LocalCache\Adobe\ACPLocal\[some-number], and there's a folder with a bunch of 00000's, which contains all of the cache. It's just a bunch of thumbnails and screenshots from various files. It's a lot of them - for me it was around 60000. It was around 10 GB, so your numbers aren't that weird.

I deleted the folder with the 0000's, and nothing bad happened, so you can do that I guess. But please keep in mind I don't take responsibility for anything that might happen 🙂 All the files are stored on the cloud anyways, so worst case you might have to reinstall Xd, but you won't lose any work.

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