# Delete a Workflow

Deleting a workflow moves it to your workspace [Trash](/workspaces/trash.md) for 30 days before it is permanently removed. You can restore it from the Trash any time during the retention window.

## Delete a workflow

1. Go to your Workflows dashboard and click the three dots next to the workflow you want to delete.
2. Click "Delete".

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3. Type the workflow ID to confirm.

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4. Click "Delete".

## Restore or permanently delete

See [Trash](/workspaces/trash.md) for how to restore a deleted workflow or remove one immediately without waiting for the 30-day retention window.

## Delete via API, SDK, or CLI

You can also move a workflow to Trash through:

* REST API: `DELETE /:workspace/workflows/:workflow`
* Python SDK: `rfapi.delete_workflow(api_key, workspace, workflow_url)`
* CLI: `roboflow workflow delete <workflow>`

To restore outside the web app use `workspace.restore_from_trash("workflow", workflow_id)` from the SDK or `roboflow workflow restore <workflow>` from the CLI.


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