A powerful Unity Editor tool to automatically detect and manage unused assets in your project. Easily move, restore, and track assets to keep your workspace clean and optimized.
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This is a paid asset, but now you can download the “Check Useless Assets” for FREE. Please note that this package is provided solely for learning purposes or to test the product before purchase, and not for commercial use.
Check Useless Assets v1.0 (20 Mar 2025) (Latest version)
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Description
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Check Useless Assets is an essential tool for Unity developers who want to keep their projects organized and want cleaner commits. It scans selected folders and files, detecting assets that are not referenced in any enabled scene from Build Settings. These assets can then be moved to a dedicated backup folder, allowing developers to review and restore them as needed.
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✅ Detects unused assets based on actual project dependencies
✅ Moves unused assets to a managed backup folder (non-destructive)
✅ Allows quick restoration of assets to their original locations
✅ Provides a detailed breakdown of asset types and total project weight
✅ Fully integrated into the Unity Editor with right-click menu options
Whether you’re optimizing unnecessary assets or looking for faster and cleaner commits, Check Useless Assets makes it effortless!
Technical details
Dependency Analysis: Scans selected folders/files, cross-referencing enabled scenes
Backup System: Moves unused assets to a safe folder, tracking original locations
One-Click Restore: Restore selected assets to their previous locations instantly
Statistics & Insights: Provides a breakdown of unused assets by file type and size
Safe & Non-Destructive: No assets are deleted right away, movements are reversible
Right-Click Integration: Quickly check, move, or restore assets from the Project window
Supports most Unity versions!
Tested on Windows
