If you’re using iOS tap ‘ Storage.’ Then, tap ‘ Delete Cache. Open Spotify and tap on the Settings cog in the upper right-hand corner. The instructions vary slightly depending on which OS you’re using but they start the same. You can also clear the Spotify cache from within the application. If you continue to have storage issues with Spotify, clear the data or delete and reinstall the app altogether. Similar to the iOS instructions above, doing this will not remove your login credentials (but the ‘Clear Data’ option will). Go to Settings on your phone and tap on Apps (or Applications depending on the version of Android OS).Tap on Delete cache once again and the unnecessary Spotify cache will be deleted from the your phone. From the Settings view, scroll down and serach for the Storage option, then tap on 'Delete cache' underneath. If you are an Android user, do the following to clear your Spotify app cache: From the Home page, tap on the Settings icon in the upper right corner. Performing these steps shouldn’t remove any of your playlists within the app or your login credentials.Īssuming you’re still having an issue with Spotify’s storage you can delete and reinstall the app brand new, but you will need to sign in again. To delete the Spotify cache of all the streams, simply go to: /Users/. As with clearing the cache on other devices, this will remove any unnecessary stored files and data. The cache file on Mac is in a slightly different location, but it is also easy to find.
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