Step 10: To visit the trash folder click on the “Trash” button in the pane towards the left. Step 9: Now you can either wait for Google to delete the item in the trash automatically after 30 days or proceed to the trash folder and delete them permanently and reclaim storage space immediately. Step 8: After selection click on the trash button in the top right of the screen to move the selected files to trash and tap on the “Allow” button to confirm. Step 7: In the Photos app you can either select all the files in a particular category by clicking on the small blue tick button on the top of each category or select multiple files by clicking on them individually. Step 6: To free up space from the Photos app click on the small blue arrow in front of it to launch the Photos app to explore its data. Note: In your case, it could also be Gmail or Google Drive if you have been using them to save large files. Step 5: In my case, the Photos app is filling up my Google Drive space. Step 4: “Google One” will show you the extent to which your Google Drive is full and will also display an app-wise breakup of storage space being used. Step 3: Inside “Google One” click on the “Storage” button in the vertical tab to the left of the screen.
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