Table of Contents
- Log into OneDrive.
- Click on the Settings icon at the top right of your screen.
- Click on OneDrive settings.
- Click on More Settings.
- Click on Storage Metrics.
- Analyze the Storage Metrics View.
- Large folders will appear at the top. You can click into the folders to see which sub-folders or files are taking up the most space inside.

- You can delete versions of files from this view, but not entire files.
Background
Whenever you edit a file, Onedrive will keep a copy of the previous version of your file. These extra versions count towards your Onedrive storage quota.
Steps
- Following the instructions above, navigate to the Storage Metrics tool from within Onedrive, and find the file you wish to delete extra versions of.
- Right click on Version History on the line of the file you want to check the version history for, and open it in a new tab.
Note: There is no back button once entering the "version history" menu. Please ensure you open it in a new tab so that you can get back to the Storage Metrics menu easily.
- To inspect, recover, or delete old versions, hover over the modified date, and click on the desired option.
- You can also view the size of each version from this screen.

- To delete all old versions of a file, click on Delete All Versions. This will delete all old versions of your file, but will keep the most recent version of the file.