How To Remove Template From Notion

How To Remove Template From Notion Looking for How To Remove Template From Notion? In this video, we'll guide you step-by-step through the precise process of how to remove templates in Notion, ensuring your workspace remains organized and efficient. Whether you've accidentally added a template you no longer need, or simply wish to declutter your Notion workspace, effectively deleting Notion templates is a straightforward process. Keeping your workspace tidy and focused is crucial for productivity, and eliminating unnecessary clutter plays a significant role in achieving that. We'll dive right in and help you free up your Notion space with ease. First, you'll learn how to locate the specific template page within your Notion workspace – this could be a page created from a template or a custom design. You can find it in your left-hand sidebar or by using Notion's search functionality. Once on the page, direct your attention to the top right corner, where you'll find the '...' or three-dot menu. Clicking this reveals options pertinent to that page. Scroll down until you find 'Delete', typically near the bottom. After clicking 'Delete', Notion will prompt for confirmation; click 'Delete' again. This instantly sends the page to your Notion trash, effectively removing it from your active workspace. For permanent removal, we'll also show you how to optionally empty your Notion trash. Navigate to 'Trash' in your left sidebar, open it, and you'll see recently deleted items. Here, you can either restore pages or click 'Empty Trash' at the top right to permanently delete Notion pages and clear everything. This ensures the template is truly gone from your Notion universe, giving you a clean slate. If this video helped you clean up your Notion, please give it a thumbs up! Don't forget to subscribe for more Notion tips and tricks, and let me know in the comments what other Notion tutorials you'd like to see. Thanks for watching! #NotionTemplates #RemoveNotionTemplate #NotionTips #NotionTutorial #DeleteNotionTemplate