2 Ways to Completely Uninstall Wondershare Products on Mac

Wondershare develops apps for video editing, conversion, PDF management, and data recovery. While useful, you may want to uninstall them if you face issues, no longer need them, or prefer alternatives.

This quick guide shows you two ways to completely remove Wondershare apps like Filmora, PDFelement, Recoverit, and Uniconverter from your Mac. We'll use Filmora as an example, as the process is the same for the others.

Method 1. How to Manually Uninstall Wondershare Products on Mac

You can manually uninstall Wondershare products like Filmora through manual steps. While this method doesn't guarantee a 100% complete uninstallation, it removes most files. For a thorough removal, refer to Method 2.

1. Quit Filmora if it's running.
2. Open Finder > Applications.
3. Locate Filmora and move it to the Trash.

   

4. Press Shift + Command + G to open the Go to Folder.
5. Navigate to the following paths and find files related to Filmora.
   • ~/Library/Application Support/
   • ~/Library/Application Support/CrashReporter/
   • ~/Library/Preferences/
   • ~/Library/Cookies/
   • ~/Library/Caches/
   • /Library/Caches/

     

6. Move the unwanted Filomora files to the Trash.
7. Empty your Trash.

Method 2. How to Automatically Uninstall Wondershare Products on Mac

A simpler way to completely uninstall Wondershare products from your Mac is to use BuhoCleaner, one of the best app uninstallers for Mac.

The best part of this program is that it can help you completely delete all Wondershare products, not just Filmora or PDFelement, with only one click.

Here's how to uninstall Wondershare products on Mac using BuhoCleaner:

1. Download and install BuhoCleaner on your Mac.
2. Launch BuhoCleaner and click App Uninstall to scan all installed apps on your Mac.
3. Find Wondershare products, select them, and click the Remove button.

Conclusion

This guide introduces two methods to completely uninstall Wondershare products from your Mac. The first method is manual, requiring more time and effort, while the second method is automatic and efficient. Whichever method you choose, it should free up more space on your Mac.