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Restoring your website to undo changes

You can undo your changes by restoring your website to a past version

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Written by: Madeline B.

Last updated: 21 Aug., 2025

Edits you make in the B12 Editor are saved automatically. You can log out or close the editor without clicking save, and your changes will still be there when you return.

Note: Edits do not appear on your live website until you publish.

If you make changes you no longer want, you can restore your website to a past version instead of fixing each change individually.

B12 automatically creates snapshots every 30 minutes you are actively editing. When you restore, your site will look exactly as it did at that saved time.

Restoring a past version

1. In the left sidebar menu, select website Website > history History.

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2. Find the snapshot you want to restore. Each one is labeled with a date and time.

Tip: You can also create a new snapshot at any time. 

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3. Click the restore arrow svgviewer-output (12) next to the version you want.

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4. Select OK to confirm.

Your B12 Editor tab will reload automatically, and your browser may show a "Changes may not be saved" alert. Continue to reload and view the restored version.

You can repeat this process with additional history snapshots, as needed.