> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.experro.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Cache

Browsers cache page resources—HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images—to speed up repeat visits. Experro’s built-in **Cache** interface lets you manage this cache, ensuring your users see fresh content when you need and blazing-fast load times otherwise.

* **Faster Load Times**: Cached assets serve from the user’s device or the edge network, reducing round-trip time.
* **Reduced Bandwidth**: Only changed content needs to download, lowering data transfer and hosting costs.
* **Improved Scalability**: Offloading repeat requests to cache minimizes origin-server load during traffic spikes.

## Managing Cache in Experro

### Accessing the Cache Screen

1. Navigate to **Content** → **Cache** in the left sidebar.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/experro/sj9S7fe9gHtYfABJ/images/content/cache.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=sj9S7fe9gHtYfABJ&q=85&s=231146b3a11b274c25b956c07e46f29b" alt="" width="1919" height="1079" data-path="images/content/cache.png" />

You’ll see a list of all content library entries here.

### Purging Individual Pages

Remove a single page from cache forcing a fresh fetch on next request:

1. Locate the page in the list.
2. Click **Purge** next to its entry.

### Purging All Pages

When you’ve rolled out a global change (layout, stylesheet, site-wide script) and you want to clear every page at once:

1. In the Cache screen header, click **Purge All Cache**.
2. Confirm the action in the prompt.

With full control over caching, you can strike the optimal balance between performance and freshness ensuring your site feels both fast and up-to-date.