Then drag the selected items to the “Desktop” or “Documents” folders in the sidebar. Open either one of the Desktop or Documents folders in iCloud and use the Command+A keyboard shortcut to select all data.
If you want to move the iCloud data back to your local Mac, you can do this easily by using a simple drag gesture.
You’ll need to either manually move the files back to your Mac or delete them yourself, depending on your preference.Ĭlick “Show in Finder” to see the Documents and Desktop folders stored in iCloud Drive. You can now close the System Preferences window.Īfter that, you’ll see a new pop-up window reminding you that iCloud won’t delete or automatically move the contents of your Documents and Desktop folders in iCloud. In the small pop-up window that appears, click “Turn Off.”Ĭlick the “Done” button to save your settings. In the “Documents” tab, uncheck “Desktop & Documents Folders” to disable synchronizing the contents of your Desktop and Documents folders over iCloud. In the “Apps on this Mac using iCloud” list, locate “iCloud Drive” and click the “Options” button next to it. On your Mac, click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of the screen and choose “System Preferences” from the menu that appears. To disable this feature, you’ll need to visit System Preferences. If you’ve previously enabled this feature, here’s how to turn it off. It’s handy, but it takes up iCloud storage space and might have privacy implications. , your Mac can sync the data in your Desktop and Documents folders between all your Apple devices.
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