Learn how to delete your Webflow account if you no longer need it.
Deleting your Webflow account permanently deletes your Workspace and all sites in it (including published sites), along with your account information — for example, billing history and invoices.
Important
You can’t recover a deleted account or its related Workspace and sites — once they’re deleted, they’re gone forever.
Before you delete your account
There are a few important things to be aware of before you delete your account.
What happens when I delete my account?
When you delete your account:
You’ll permanently lose access to your account, along with your Workspace and any sites you own
You’ll permanently lose access to your billing history and invoices
You’ll be removed from all Workspaces and sites you’re a member of
All of your paid Workspace and Site plans will be automatically cancelled
Refunds and credits
We don’t issue credit or refunds for unused time on paid Site plans, Workspace plans, or add-ons that are automatically canceled when you delete your account. Please refer to section 8 of our Terms of Service to learn more.
Enterprise customers and Webflow Partners
If you’re an Enterprise customer or a Certified Webflow Partner, you’ll need to send us an account deletion request.
Agency and Freelancer Workspace plans
If your Workspace is on either the Agency or Freelancer Workspace plan, you’ll need to send us an account deletion request.
Owners of two or more Workspaces
If you’re the owner of two or more Workspaces, you’ll need to transfer or archive all but one of them before you can delete your account.
Client payments
If any sites in your Workspace are using client payments, you’ll need to transfer them to another user’s Workspace before you can delete your account.
Marketplace assets and Made in Webflow
If you’ve published assets to the Webflow Marketplace (e.g., apps, libraries, templates) or showcased any sites on Made in Webflow, you’ll need to archive or transfer them before you can delete your account.
Public creator profile
If you have a public creator profile, you’ll need to set it to private before you can delete your account. You’ll need to remove any sites you’ve showcased on Made in Webflow before you can set your profile to private.
How to delete your account
Depending on your individual account, you may need to take additional actions before you can delete your account, or you may need to send your deletion request to the support team. Review the Before you delete your account section of this article to learn more.
To delete your Webflow account:
From your Webflow dashboard, go to Account > Account settings
Click Delete account
(If applicable) Follow any additional steps provided
Click the checkbox to confirm you wish to proceed
Click Delete account
Click the link in the confirmation email within 15 minutes
Once you’ve clicked the link in the confirmation email, you’ll be immediately logged out of Webflow and your account will be deleted within 48 hours.
Important
If you don’t click the link in the confirmation email or click it after it’s expired (15 minutes), your Webflow account won’t be deleted.
FAQs
I’ve changed my mind. What do I do?
If it’s been less than 48 hours since you confirmed that you wish to delete your account, please submit an account recovery request as soon as possible.
If it’s been more than 48 hours, your Webflow account is already deleted and can’t be recovered — you’ll need to sign up for a new account instead.
I didn’t receive the confirmation email. What should I do?
If you didn’t receive the confirmation email:
Confirm you’re checking the email linked to your Webflow account
Check your email spam/junk folder
Wait 15 minutes and submit your request again
If you still don’t receive the confirmation email, please send us an account deletion request instead.
I’ve received an account deletion email but didn’t request it. What should I do?
If you didn’t submit a request for your Webflow account to be deleted, but you’ve received a confirmation email, follow these steps:
Don’t click the link in the email. If you already clicked it, please submit an account recovery request as soon as possible.
Change your account password.
Enable 2FA to further protect your account.