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# Deleting Presets

To prevent accidental data loss, a preset must be Archived before it can be deleted.

1. Open your [**Preset List**](https://app.simplebooth.com/galleries)**.**
2. [Archive the preset](/account-management/event-settings-management/archiving-events/archiving-presets.md).
3. Switch to the **Archived** tab on your **Preset List.**
4. Find the preset, click Actions, and select **Delete**.
5. Confirm the permanent deletion.&#x20;

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#### Deleting in bulk

A preset must be **archived** before it can be deleted. Once archived, you can delete several at once.

1. Open your [**Preset List**](https://app.simplebooth.com/galleries) and switch to the **Archived** tab.
2. Select the presets 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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