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# How do I delete a project, map, or view?

{% hint style="danger" %}
Please note: projects, maps and views cannot be restored once deleted. Before you start: [Learn how to create a full project backup](/guides/import/blueprints.md#project-backups)
{% endhint %}

## Delete a project

1. Click on the hamburger menu in the top-left corner of your map to go to your [Project Settings](/overview/user-interfaces/settings.md#project-settings).
2. Click on Admin
3. Choose "Delete project"

## Delete a map

There's three ways to delete a map:

* Click on the first dropdown in the top-left corner, hover over a map title and and click on the Trash icon off to the right. 
* Right-click on your map > click on Map > choose "Delete map".
* Click on the three dots in the top-right corner of the map sidebar to go to [Map Settings](/overview/user-interfaces/settings.md#map-settings) > choose "Delete map". *If your map profile doesn't show, make sure to de-select any items in your map by clicking on a blank space in your map and/or click on the three dots in the center of the left side of your map*.

## Delete a view

There's three ways to delete a view:

* Click on the second dropdown in the top-left corner, hover over a view title and and click on the Trash icon off to the right.
* Right-click on your map > click on View > choose "Delete view".
* Click the Settings button on the right side of your map to open the Basic Editor > click on the three dots in the top-right corner for your [View Settings](/overview/user-interfaces/settings.md#view-settings) > choose "Delete view".


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