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# Delete projects, scenes, and jobs

Delete projects, scenes, and jobs, and choose which related scenes or jobs to keep.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Deleted items disappear from the app. There is no restore control, so [download any outputs you need](/docs/web-app/download-frames.md) before deleting their job.
{% endhint %}

## Delete a project

1. Open **Projects** and select one or more projects.
2. Click **Delete** in the action bar below the list, or right-click the selection and choose **Delete**. You can also use the delete icon in a table row or in an open project's **Attributes** panel.
3. If **Also delete:** appears, choose whether to include the related scenes or jobs. Each option appears only when those items exist, starts unchecked, and shows how many items it includes.
4. Click **Delete** to confirm.

Scenes and jobs you keep remain available in **All Scenes** and **All Jobs**, without the deleted project. The scene and job choices are separate: deleting the project's scenes does not also select its jobs.

To keep the project and only remove some of its scenes, use [Remove scenes from a project](/docs/web-app/projects.md#remove-scenes-from-a-project).

## Delete a scene

1. In **All Scenes** or a project, select the scenes and choose **Delete** from the action bar or right-click menu. The action is also available in a table row, the open scene's **Attributes** panel, and its **Activity** entry when offered.
2. If the scenes have jobs, a confirmation window shows their count under **Also delete:**. Leave the jobs checkbox unchecked to keep them, or select it to delete them too. Click **Delete**.

Jobs you keep remain in **All Jobs**, but you cannot duplicate a job whose scene has been deleted.

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A scene without associated jobs is deleted immediately, without a confirmation window.
{% endhint %}

For a scene still uploading or waiting to upload, use [Cancel Upload](/docs/web-app/upload-scenes.md#cancel-an-upload).

## Delete a job

Select the jobs in **All Jobs** or a scene's jobs list and choose **Delete** from the action bar or right-click menu. You can also use **Delete** in a table row, a **Big Cards** card, the open job's **Attributes** panel, or its **Activity** entry when offered.

**Delete** takes effect immediately, without a confirmation window. The job disappears from job lists and **Activity**.

If a render is still running and **Delete** is not offered, see [Cancel, duplicate and rename jobs](/docs/web-app/manage-jobs.md).


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