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# Deleting Galleries
Before a gallery can be deleted, you must ensure no active presets are still pointing to it.
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#### 1. Reassign Connected Presets
If your gallery has "Connected Presets" listed on your **Gallery List**:
1. Open your [**Gallery List**](https://app.simplebooth.com/galleries)**.**
2. Click the preset name in the **Connected Presets** column to open its settings.
3. In the **Gallery** setting section, use the dropdown to select a different gallery.
4. Choose whether to move existing photos to the new gallery and **Save**.
5. Repeat for all presets linked to the gallery you wish to delete.
#### 2. Delete the Gallery
1. Return to your [**Gallery List**](https://app.simplebooth.com/galleries).
2. Find the gallery and select **Delete** from the **Actions** dropdown.
3. If the gallery contains photos, you must type **DELETE** in the confirmation box.
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#### Deleting in bulk
You can delete several galleries at once from the **Archived** tab. As with single deletions, make sure no active presets are still pointing to a gallery before you remove it.
1. Open your [**Gallery List**](https://app.simplebooth.com/galleries) and switch to the **Archived** tab.
2. Select the galleries you want to delete — click the **checkbox** to the left of each one online, or tap the **list icon** to open the selector tool in the app.
3. Select **Delete** at the bottom of the screen.
4. Confirm the permanent deletion.
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