Steam finally has the storage management feature weve needed for a long time.

Heres how to use the Steam Storage Manager and conveniently manage your games.

What Is the Steam Storage Manager?

Steam Storage Manager

It was finally released to everyone in September of the same year.

Its the one tool that Steam has needed for the longest time.

Youre finally able to easily visualize how much space each game takes and sort them.

Steam Storage Manager in Steam Settings

You dont need to deal with \SteamLibrary folders where games sometimes have different folder names from the game itself.

This is a huge improvement, and after Steams decades of existence, everyone knows this is overdue.

Most people dont even know it exists yet.

Steam downloads page cog wheel

Once you know where to find it, itll be hard to forget, though.

Here are two ways to kick off the Steam Storage Manager.

However, you mightve opened it before if you tried setting download speed limits.

Steam Storage Add Drive button

Simply look to the upper-left corner and click onSteam > tweaks > Storage.

Click that, and it will take you right to theDownloadssection on theSettingspage.

Just like in the image in the previous section, you’ll find theStoragesection just below the Downloads section.

Add a new Steam Library folder

Simply punch the drive name at the top of the Storage section and clickAdd Drive.

On the right side of the long progress bar, choose thethree dotsand clickMake Default.

A star should appear beside the drive name and that will indicate that it is your default drive.

Create or select new Steam library folder

This is really easy to do with the new storage manager and it only takes a few clicks.

Once youve selected at least one game, theMoveandUninstallbutton will have brightened up.

Click onMoveand a pop-up will show.

Make default Steam Drive

Once theMove Contentpop-up shows, you’ve got the option to choose where to move your Steam game.

Moving Steam games to different Steam Library folder

Move Steam games to selected drive or folder

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