Delete account

Deleting your account can affect your access to workspaces, projects, collaboration, billing context, and published work. Treat it as a serious action.

Before deleting your account

Review:

• Which workspaces you own.
• Which projects you created.
• Whether any projects are published.
• Whether teammates depend on your access.
• Whether billing ownership needs to be transferred.
• Whether you need support before taking action.

If you own a workspace, deleting your account may not be the right first step. Transfer ownership or resolve workspace access first when the product supports it.

Account deletion versus workspace deletion

Account deletion affects your user identity. Workspace deletion affects the shared environment and its projects.

Do not delete your account just to remove one project or leave one team. Use the least destructive option that solves the problem.

Safer alternatives

Before deleting:

• Leave a workspace you no longer need.
• Ask an admin to remove your access.
• Update account settings.
• Transfer ownership if needed.
• Contact support for billing or access issues.

Deletion checklist

• Save important project information.
• Confirm workspace ownership.
• Review published projects.
• Notify collaborators.
• Resolve billing ownership.
• Read the product confirmation screen carefully.

FAQ

Can account deletion be undone?

Do not assume it can be undone. If recovery is possible, it may be limited. Contact support before deleting if you are unsure.

Will deleting my account delete every workspace?

Not necessarily. The effect depends on ownership, workspace settings, and product behavior. Read the confirmation screen carefully.

What should I do if I only want fewer emails?

Use account or notification settings instead of deleting your account.

Next steps

• Update settings: Account settings
• Delete a workspace instead: Delete a workspace
• Get help: Support policy