# How to Eject All Drives at Once on Mac

Updated: November 12, 2026

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Click [Supercharge](https://sindresorhus.com/supercharge) in the menu bar, and choose “Eject All Disks”. Without an app, show the disks on the desktop, select them all, and press Command+E.

## With Supercharge

1. Open [Supercharge](https://sindresorhus.com/supercharge). Its icon is in the menu bar.
1. Click the icon, and choose “Eject All Disks”. All the disks that can be ejected are ejected.

For a keyboard shortcut, open the Supercharge settings, click “Shortcuts”, and set a shortcut for “Eject all disks”. To keep some disks, like a backup disk that always stays connected, click the button next to “Eject all disks”, and select them in “Excluded disks”.

## Without an app

1. In Finder, choose “Finder › Settings”, click “General”, and turn on “External disks” below “Show these items on the desktop:”.
1. Click the desktop, and select all the disk icons. Hold Command and click each one, or drag a box around them.
1. Press Command+E. The selected disks are ejected.

You can also click the eject button next to each disk in the Finder sidebar. This is good for one or two disks. Supercharge is for when you unplug a dock with many disks every day.