Google Drive storage also includes Google Docs, Gmail, Picasa web images, and Google+ image backup. All of which have a total of 15 GB of storage. My storage shot up to 99% and I can't seem to reduce it. The summary page only shows the total, and not the breakdown of where it is being used. The Google Drive storage rules are:Images under 2048x2048 don't count towards limit (if they are in G+)Videos under 15 minutes don't count (if they are in G+)Google Docs files don't count, but PDFs and other files doAll Gmail messages and attachments count towards the limitI'm guessing I've got some videos or images that are over the threshold that are counting against my limit. I've not found anyway to check all of my stored data to find the culprits. I've even looked briefly at the Google+ API. The only option I see is to check each image and video individually.The images and videos are not accessible via the Google Drive desktop sync client, so it is not possible to sync them and use a desktop app to scan them. My local mirror of the Google Drive folder is only 2 GB. Using a Gmail search similar to has:attachment larger:10M I've removed any emails with large attachments, so the storage shouldn't be used up there.Are there any useful tools or techniques to effectively manage the storage on Google Drive? Specifically images and videos? Something that makes it easy to drill in and find out what is using all my storage?
How to effectively manage Google+ storage usage for images and videos?
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