How to Clear the Cache in Magento Carrie SmahaUpdated on September 14, 2023 1 Minute Read Magento by default includes a caching system to help improve the performance. When you make changes to your Magento website, you may not see the changes immediately. In cases where you want to see the changes you have made to your live Magento website, you’ll need to clear the cache files. Clearing the Magento cache files is easily accomplished in the Magento Admin Panel. In this article, we’ll show you how to clear the Magento cache. Clear Cache in the Admin Panel Clear Cache Manually Clearing Cache in the Admin Panel Log into your Magento Admin Panel. Go to System > Cache Management. Click on the Flush Cache Storage button. Let’s take a quick look at the difference between the Flush Magento Cache and Flush Cache Storage functions. Flush Cache Storage removes all the cache files regardless of any perimeters. Flush Magento Cache tries to do a check for invalidated pages and will remove them accordingly. If you’re unsure of which to use, using the Flush Cache Storage will ensure that ALL CACHE FILES are removed. Manually Clearing the Magento Cache You can clear the Magento cache manually as well. If you’re working in FTP or cPanel File Manager and need to quickly clear your Magento Cache files it’s relatively easy. All the cache files for Magento are stored in the /var/cache folder. With your FTP program or cPanel File Manager, navigate to the root directory of your Magento cart. Open the var/cache folder. Select all the contents in the folder and delete them. Now, when you refresh your website, you should be able to see all the changes you have made. Please feel free to visit our other Magento Tutorials in our Education Channel. Not a current customer? Explore our web hosting for Magento! Share this Article Carrie Smaha Senior Manager Marketing Operations Carrie Smaha is a digital strategy, web development, and SEO leader with 20 years of experience. She built her foundation in fast-paced agency environments before moving in-house to InMotion Hosting, where she leads go-to-market programs, agency initiatives, and technical product marketing that connects product capability to real customer decisions. More Articles by Carrie Related Articles 10 Magento Security Tips Changing the Magento 1.6 Login to Case Sensitive How to Allow Backorders in Magento 1.6 Changing the Year-To-Date Report Dashboard in Magento 1.6 Adding Store Email Addresses to Magento How to stop Displaying Product Reviews in Magento 1.6 How to Install Magento Manually Merging Javascript Files in Magento 1.6 How to Edit the Footer in Magento 1.6 Changing the Default Welcome Message in Magento 1.6