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Delete files and restore them from Trash Deleted files go to Trash for 30 days, so you can restore them. Empty Trash to delete them for good sooner.
Where to find it getframecast.com/files → Trash
How to do it 1 To delete, open a file's more actions menu, or select several, and choose Move to Trash .
2 To restore, open Trash under the drive in the sidebar and press Restore next to the item.
3 To delete one item for good, press Delete . To clear it all, press Empty Trash .
4 On iPhone, open Files → Trash and swipe an item for Restore or Delete Now , or tap Empty .
Good to know Items are deleted for good 30 days after they're moved to Trash. In a team, only owners and admins can empty Trash. Files deleted in Finder on the Mac go to FrameCast's Trash too.
Who can use it Free; needs sign-in
Where it works Web · Mac · iPhone This guide answers How do I delete a file? How do I get back a file I deleted? How long does Trash keep files? How do I empty the Trash? Does deleting a file free up storage? Related guides Get more storage, or fix storage full
See how much storage you've used and add more. When storage is full, uploads and photo sync pause, but nothing already stored is deleted.
Find and organize your screenshots
The Screenshots page shows every screenshot by day. Search by the words in them, then rename, move, copy links, or delete several at once.
Browse and preview your files on the web
FrameCast Files keeps your uploads, iPhone photos, screenshots, and recordings in one drive. Open it in any browser to browse, preview, and download.
Use and change keyboard shortcuts
FrameCast’s shortcuts work from any app. Search them, remap any of them, or turn them all off on the Shortcuts page.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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