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Photoshop taking up hundreds of gigabytes

New Here ,
Sep 07, 2024 Sep 07, 2024

i have a macbook pro M2 2022 with 8GB RAM and 256GB of storage. The system data only takes up 20GB of the storage, but when i open up photoshop and edit with it, it goes up to 150gb, it says that scratch disk is full and i can't continue my work. I already tried to clean the system data as much as i could but photoshop still took tons of space in my storage. What should i do?

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Sep 07, 2024 Sep 07, 2024

@Gerardo8 how large are the files you're working, can you post a screenshot of the Photoshop interface with the document properties panel opened

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Sep 07, 2024 Sep 07, 2024

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 they're not very big files

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Sep 07, 2024 Sep 07, 2024
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What is the pixel size? How many documents open? How many history states (each state can potentially add the full size)? Any smart objects?

 

It all adds up. A scratch file of 150 GB is nothing extraordinary, I've seen much bigger than that.

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