Versions and backups

You can restore previously saved backups of your Webflow site by using the built-in Backups feature. If you're on the free Starter plan, you can restore any of the last 2 backups. If you're hosting the site with Webflow or have any premium account plan, you have unlimited backups.

In this article

1. Save a backup
2. Preview and restore backup versions

Save a backup

Restore points are created automatically on every 20th auto-save and when restoring to a previous version.

You can manually create a backup restore point for your site when you're in the Designer by pressing ⌘+Shift+S (or Ctrl+Shift+S on Windows), then save and close. Optionally, you can add a description that can help you identify this backup version in your backups list before you save your backup.

Preview and restore backup versions

You can access your project backups from the project settings > backups.

Here, you can preview any backup to ensure you're restoring the correct version. Then, you can restore it to bring that backup back to life.

Just in case, Webflow saves the current version of your project when you restore to a previous version.

Common questions

Are deleted images and assets restored when I restore a backup?

Yes, images and other assets are saved with a backup, so they can be restored by restoring the backup.