To completely uninstall Eagle on Mac and free up disk space, you need to follow these steps:

Basic Uninstallation Steps

Close Eagle Software
- Make sure Eagle software has completely exited to avoid "file in use" errors when deleting files
Delete Eagle Application
- Find the Eagle application in the "Applications" folder and drag it to the Trash
Delete Application Cache and Personal Settings Files
- Open Finder and click "Go" > "Go to Folder" in the top menu
- Enter the path "~/Library/Application Support/" (must start with ~ symbol)
- Delete the Eagle folder you find

Delete Eagle Library

All your original material files are saved in the library directory. Please evaluate whether you really want to delete the library, because once deleted, all your collections, created categories, and tags cannot be recovered.

We strongly recommend that you back up your library data or export the content to another location on your computer before confirming deletion. You can refer to the following guides:

After confirming that you have completed data backup, follow these steps to delete the library:

Switch to another library, or create an empty library
Click on the library name to open the library menu, find the library you want to delete, click the three dots on the right, and select "Reveal in Finder"
Move the entire library folder to the Trash

Complete Uninstallation

Empty Trash: The final step is to empty the system Trash to ensure that all deleted files no longer occupy disk space.

Important Notes

Database deletion operations cannot be undone
Please ensure you have backed up any important data
The removal process will delete all application process configurations
If you plan to reinstall Eagle later, it is recommended to keep a backup of the database

How to completely uninstall Eagle software on Mac?