There you have it - every photo that gets sent to the iCloud will download itself onto your Mac as well. Check the box next to Download Originals to this Mac.Click Photos in the menu bar and select Preferences from the dropdown or use the keyboard shortcut Command + comma.This is just another solid reason why you should transfer your photos onto an external hard drive. Unfortunately, photos do take up a large amount of storage on your Mac, which can lead to your computer slowing down. Duplicating iCloud and creating an offline backup will allow you to put your photos on an external hard drive or into other backup systems, thus making it easier to create multiple backups and save you from any disaster. Go through the list of locations above for photos that aren’t already in your Photo library The key is to have anything you wish to upload to iCloud moved to the Photos app. Take a look at the Pictures folder, hard drive locations, Desktop, and Downloads folder. There are quite a few locations where photos might live on your Mac. But if you click on Delete from Mac, the data will be deleted from Mac but still be available on iCloud.Now, let’s get the backup job on your Mac and iPhone done. Here, if you select Download, the photos download on your PC but will also be available on iCloud Storage. If you uncheck the Photos option, you will be shown a message. But if you click on Keep a Copy, the data will be stored on your PC and Cloud Storage as well. Here, if you select Remove from Mac, the data will be deleted from your PC but still will be available on iCloud Storage. If you Turn Off the iCloud Drive option, you will be shown a pop-up message. You should check the app information online to confirm weather you can use the app without iCloud before unchecking the box. Switching Off iCloud for the apps in document may effect the performance of the app.
If you uncheck Desktop & Documents Folders, the files on Desktop and Document folder on Mac will not upload to iCloud Drive. Uncheck all the options that you do not want to backup or sync with your iCloud.Click on the Apple icon on the left top menu bar and open System Preferences.You can disable iCloud auto-upload from your Macbook using Mac OS settings Turn OFF iCloud Backup on MacBook Settings Turn OFF iCloud Backup on MacBook Settings.
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