Sanity_Rose1

I have emptied out my documents in the Affinity Photo program, cleared out the associated storage in the files app and yet the program continues to take over 30GB of space on my iPad. There seems to be no way to clear that space without uninstalling the program. This have been an ongoing issue. Can you help me identify the problem a solution other than uninstall the program? Also just as background, other programs seem to release the memory after the data associated with them without having to delete the program. So it cannot simply be the way that the iOS handles cache. BTW the problem also occurs on Affinity Designer. The attached photos show that the photos program is almost empty, but occupies 31.42GB of space. J.Davis

I am having a similar problem. Most of my iPad pro storage was being taken up by Affinity Photo projects. I saved the projects to the iPad internal storage. Offloaded those projects to an external hard drive. Then I closed all of the projects. There were NO projects in the application. However, that storage space was never freed up. The only way to reclaim the space was to delete the application and reinstall it. I would prefer not to have to uninstall and reinstall the application each time I need to re-claim space. Are there any suggestions? How can I reclaim that space without deleting the app?

I am on the second public beta on an iPad Pro first Gen 128MB. Affinity is very buggy on this one. There are terrible lags when using the clone tool. I wouldn’t recommend testing the beta if you use your iPad for paid photo work. I have loved being able to connect hard drives and pull my photos off the drive to the internal memory without the need for the cloud.

I have an iPad Pro with the latest iOS revision and the lastest version of Affinity Photo. The refine selection tool doesn’t work. No matte will appear to help you visualize the refinement. If I delete the app and reinstall, the feature will work once and never again. Please help.