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Use project archiving to remove inactive projects from day-to-day lists while keeping their data.
Project archiving is available on the Enterprise plan.
Archiving removes the project from active workflows. It is excluded from portfolio analysis and can affect any shared links, presentations, version comparisons, dashboards, and automations that depend on it. You also cannot upload new versions while the project is archived.

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Why archive instead of delete

Archiving is useful when a project is inactive but still important to keep.
  • It avoids permanent data loss from deleting old projects.
  • It keeps project lists focused on active work.
  • It preserves project history so you can restore it later.
  • It frees project slots while keeping retained versions available.

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What happens when you archive a project

When you archive a project:
  • It is hidden from normal project lists.
  • It becomes read-only and cannot be modified.
  • It no longer counts toward your workspace project limit.
  • Its existing versions still count toward your workspace version limit.

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Archive a project

1

Open project settings

Go to the project you want to archive, then open Project settings and find Archive project. You should see the archive warning panel.
Project settings page showing the Archive project section and warning panel
2

Confirm the archive action

Click Archive project, review the confirmation dialog, then click Archive. The project is archived and removed from normal project lists.
Archive confirmation dialog with archive action selected

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Unarchive a project

1

Open workspace project settings

Go to Workspace settings and open Projects. You should see archived projects marked with an Archived badge.
Workspace settings projects list showing an archived project badge
2

Run unarchive from the project menu

Open the project row menu and choose Unarchive. The project returns to normal project lists and can be edited again.
Project row menu showing the Unarchive action
If your workspace is already at its project limit, unarchiving is blocked until you free up capacity.

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Verify it worked

After archiving, the project should no longer appear in standard project lists and direct project links should show an archived/not found page. After unarchiving, the project should be visible in lists again and accessible normally.

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Frequently asked questions

No. Archiving hides the project and prevents edits, but it does not delete the project’s existing models or versions.
Project archiving is available only on the Enterprise plan. If your workspace is on Explore or Team, you will not see Archive project. You may also be missing the role permission required to archive projects.
No. Archived projects stop counting toward project limits, but their versions still count toward workspace version limits.
Unarchiving is blocked when your workspace is already at its project limit. Free one project slot first, then unarchive the project.
Yes. Archiving does not delete models or versions. When you unarchive, the project returns with its existing data and becomes editable again.
Last modified on April 15, 2026