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Notarized by Apple
29 million downloads
Years of Mac expertise
(2008-2025)
iF Design Award
360° Mac optimization
Average monthly results with CleanMyMac
Junk cleaned
35M GBs
Threats removed
328K
Speed improvements
9.8M
Crush the biggest chunk of unneeded system files, hidden clutter, broken downloads and 20 more types of junk. Get the extra space for the things that matter.
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Wait, what about...
Yes, but there is a free version to test out all of the features. And there is a 30-day money-back guarantee.
CleanMyMac is notarized by Apple as a malware-free application. It deletes only those files that are 100% safe for removal.
We recommend you to start with a Smart Care scan. It performs 5 core actions, letting you deal with issues like junk pile-up or malware threats in a click. You can further explore separate modules to run diverse Mac optimization tasks per your needs.
Get your free CleanMyMac trial here. Download the app, open the .DMG file from your Downloads to install the app, then drag CleanMyMac to your Applications and launch it.
System Requirements:
macOS 11.0+, 320 MB
Min. display size: 1200x800 px
All versions rating:
Pricing:
Starting at $3.35/month
Latest version:
5.3.1, 28 January 2026
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