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Step-by-Step Guide to Deleting an Airtable Interface

Published on Mar 30th, 2024

Airtable interfaces provide a customized way for teams to interact with their data, but sometimes a specific interface may no longer serve its purpose and needs to be deleted. Whether it's due to project completion or simply a change in requirements, removing an interface can help maintain an organized workspace. Here's how to delete an interface in Airtable efficiently to ensure your workspace remains clutter-free and up-to-date.


Accessing the Interface Designer


To begin, make sure you are in the Airtable base containing the interface you wish to delete. Then, locate the interface button (an icon resembling a square divided into smaller squares) located in the upper right-hand corner of your Airtable base, beside the 'Share' button, and click on it to access the Interface Designer.


Navigating to Interface Settings


Once inside the Interface Designer, find the interface you want to remove. Click on the three dots ('


') to the right of the interface's name to reveal additional options.


Deleting the Interface


In the dropdown menu, select 'Delete Interface'. Airtable will prompt you for confirmation, as this action cannot be undone. Confirm the deletion by clicking on 'Delete Interface' again in the confirmation dialogue box.


Post-Deletion Steps


After deleting the interface, consider whether any integrations or automations were associated with it. If so, you may need to adjust or remove these as well to avoid any conflicts or unexpected behavior within your Airtable base.


Remember that deleting an Airtable interface is a permanent action, so it is always a good idea to ensure that all necessary data or designs are backed up or documented elsewhere before proceeding.


By following these simple steps, you can streamline your Airtable workspace by removing any interfaces that are no longer needed, making it easier for your team to find and work with the most relevant and essential interfaces.


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