Maintenance in one pass
Check the startup disk, rebuild the Spotlight and LaunchServices databases, then clear system and user caches. Tick the jobs you want and press Run.
OnyX clears caches, rebuilds system indexes and exposes hidden settings for Finder, Dock and Safari. One free download, matched to your exact macOS release.
OnyX wraps dozens of Terminal jobs in one plain window. You get disk cleaning, index rebuilds and hidden macOS tweaks without typing a single command.
Check the startup disk, rebuild the Spotlight and LaunchServices databases, then clear system and user caches. Tick the jobs you want and press Run.
Change the screenshot format and folder, reveal hidden files in Finder and tune Dock and Safari behavior. Tahoe builds even reshape window corners.
Pick a set of cleaning and rebuild tasks once. OnyX remembers the list, so next month your whole tune-up starts with a single button.
Automation paneRemove an app together with the support files it scattered across your Library. The latest release made this uninstaller faster and more thorough.
Open hidden Apple apps, read Terminal man pages, compute file checksums and view hardware details. Handy tools that macOS keeps out of sight.
Each OnyX build runs only on the macOS it targets. It asks for your admin password, explains every task and ships with zero ads or accounts.
Advanced users can install OnyX with a single Homebrew command.
brew install --cask onyx
No Homebrew? Install it from brew.sh, or grab the DMG straight from Titanium Software.
Download DMGThree short steps take you from a sluggish onyx macos setup to a fresh, tidy system.
Launch OnyX and enter your admin password. Then allow it under Full Disk Access in Privacy & Security so cleaning reaches every folder.
Open Maintenance and tick what you need: verify the disk, rebuild indexes or clear caches. A short note explains each option.
Click Run Tasks and OnyX works down the list. Your Mac restarts at the end so macOS can rebuild everything clean.
Every job below needs a precise command and often sudo. OnyX runs the same work from a checklist, with the right syntax for your macOS built in.
sudo mdutil -E /sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponderdefaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool truedefaults write com.apple.screencapture location ~/Pictures/ShotsTitanium Software ships a separate OnyX for each macOS release. Running an older build on a newer system is the most common mistake.
I've installed OnyX on every Mac I've owned since my old white MacBook. Version 5.1.1 runs clean on Golden Gate and still feels like the same trusty onyx mac tool.
Spotlight stopped finding my files after a system update. One rebuild in OnyX fixed it within ten minutes. No Terminal and no guesswork.
Great onyx mac cleaner, though the interface looks a bit old school. Once you learn the panes it does more than two paid apps I tried last year.
As a free onyx disk cleaner it cleared 6 GB of caches and logs on my 256 GB MacBook Air. The restart afterwards felt snappier too.
The Parameters tab is my favorite part. I moved screenshots into their own folder and switched them to JPG in two clicks.
I built an Automation list once. Now my monthly cleanup takes a single click and a coffee break.
I like that every onyx macos release gets its own build. It never pokes at settings the system no longer supports.
Found the integrated sidebar toggle for Tahoe and finally got my old Finder look back. That alone made OnyX for Mac worth keeping.
Developer friendly. I flush DNS and rebuild LaunchServices from one window instead of digging through my shell history.
Straight answers about versions, safety and installation.
brew install --cask onyx and the app lands in Applications. Prefer a manual route? Download the DMG from the official Titanium Software server.Free download straight from the developer. No account, no trial timer and no upsell screens.