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Delete a project

Erase a project with no recovery option
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Last updated a month ago
If you delete a project, Unity Dashboard no longer references it, and Asset Manager deletes any assets remaining in the project's trash. You can delete only archived projects that don't contain any assets or collections.
Note
Project deletion is not reversible.
Only organization owners can delete a project. Project owners can't delete projects.
To delete a project, complete these steps:
  1. In Asset Manager, make sure the project contains no assets or collections. Deleted assets can remain in the trash.
  2. If the project isn't archived yet, archive it.
  3. In Unity Dashboard, go to Administration > Projects.
  4. On the Archived tab, find the project in the list, and then select Delete.
  5. To confirm the operation, select Delete.
    If the project still contains assets or collections, then deletion fails.
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