Is Your Mac Slower Than It Used to Be?

Apps take forever to open. The spinning wheel appears constantly. Your Mac isn't old—so what's going on?

The #1 reason Macs slow down

It's not malware. It's not age. It's not that you need a new Mac.
Your storage is almost full.

Why Does Storage Affect Speed?

Your Mac uses free storage space as "breathing room." When files need to be moved around, when apps need temporary space, when your Mac needs to think—it uses your empty storage. When there's no room left, everything slows to a crawl.

Apps Launch Slowly

Apps need space to load. No space = waiting... and waiting...

Spinning Wheel

The rainbow wheel appears when your Mac is struggling to find space to work.

Can't Update

macOS updates need 15-20GB of free space. No space = no updates = security risks.

Check Your Storage Right Now

On your Mac:

Apple menu → About This Mac → More Info → Storage

50GB+ free

You're good!

10-50GB free

Getting tight

Less than 10GB

This is your problem

What's Using All Your Space?

For most people, it's not apps or documents. It's photos and videos.

Photos & Videos60-80%
Applications10-15%
System & Other10-20%
Documents5-10%

The Fastest Way to Speed Up Your Mac

You don't need to delete your photos. You don't need to pay for iCloud. You just need to make your files smaller while keeping them looking the same.

Here's what happens with MediaOptim:

1

Your 150GB of photos and videos become 60GB

2

You get 90GB of free space back—your Mac can breathe again

3

Your Mac speeds up immediately—apps open faster, no more spinning wheel

Before & After

BEFORE

8 GB free

Mac is painfully slow

  • • Apps take 30+ seconds to open
  • • Constant spinning wheel
  • • Can't install updates
  • • Fan running constantly

AFTER

98 GB free

Mac feels brand new

  • • Apps open in seconds
  • • No more spinning wheel
  • • Room for updates & new apps
  • • Quiet and responsive

Make Your Mac Fast Again

It only takes a few minutes to free up space and speed up your Mac.

Get MediaOptim Free

Works on any Mac. Takes 5 minutes.