# Archive Project

## Archive projects

You can archive projects if you no longer need to work on them. Archived projects are removed from your active list but remain accessible for future reference. They are still editable as well.

### Archive one project

To archive a project, click on the triple-dots menu then select **Archive**.

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### Archive multiple projects

To archive multiple projects, select the checkboxes on the left, then click **Archive** at the top of the table.

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A confirmation dialog will appear. Click **Archive projects** to confirm.

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## View archive projects

To view archived projects, go to the left sidebar, open the **Projects** dropdown, then select **Archived**.

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You will see a list of all archived projects.

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## Restore archive projects

### Restore one project

To restore a project, click on the triple-dots menu then select **Restore**.

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### Restore multiple projects

To restore multiple projects, select the checkboxes on the left, then click **Restore** at the top of the table.

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