What is taking up my cloud storage space?

[Qcinc]

Hi,

Apologies if this isn't the right forum for this.

I have the Photography plan (Lightroom Classic and Photoshop, 20GB cloud storage). I almost entirely use Lightroom Classic on my mac and sync various collections to Adobe Cloud to do simple edits on the go - I look at these photos and edit them on my iPad and phone. I've previously imported photos directly onto the iPad and accidentally switched on my camera roll import on my phone - but I've switched that off and have since deleted the files.

As far as I understand, synced photos from Lightroom Classic do not take up my allocated cloud space, and the number of photos I sync doesn't seem to affect the amount of cloud storage space I have.

Adobe currently tells me that I am using 4.1GB of my space, however I can't work out what is taking up this space. When I go to https://assets.adobe.com/files I have a very small number of files there, totalling maybe 20MB, but nothing that would account for this amount of space. I can't seem to find a way in Lightroom Classic on Mac, the web version of Lightroom or the iPad app to see what files are taking up space and the number hasn't changed at all 3 months of pretty regular syncing and unsyncing. 

Is there any way to see what is taking up that cloud storage and to clear it?

Thanks

[kglad]

from your web cc files:

check your deleted file status

check your lightroom link (bottom left)

check your spark link (bottom left)

[Nancy OShea]

Deleting files is a 2 step process.  Don't forget to empty your Deleted files folder.

Creative Cloud Assets https://assets.adobe.com
Synced files
Cloud documents
Deleted files

Lightroom https://lightroom.adobe.com
Photos
Albums
Edited files
Imported files
Deleted files

Document Cloud https://documentcloud.adobe.com
All documents
Starred files
Shared files

Adobe Spark https://spark.adobe.com  (does not count against your storage quota)
Projects
Brand files
Graphics
Web pages
Videos