> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nettify.no/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Versions and restore

> Go back to an earlier version of your website — save points in the chat, undoing changes and restoring the original version

## Nettify saves as you go

Every time something changes on your website, Nettify creates a **save point** — a version you can return to later.

Save points are created when:

* Nettify AI makes a change for you
* You save changes from the manual editor
* You swap out an image

> [!NOTE]
>
> You do not have to do anything yourself. Save points appear in the chat, next to the messages that triggered them.

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## Go back to an earlier version

**1. Open the chat**

Scroll back through the conversation to the point where your site was how you want it.

**2. Choose the save point**

Select **Back to saved version** on that message.

**3. Confirm**

Nettify restores that version. It takes a few seconds.

> [!WARNING]
>
> **All changes and messages that came after this version are permanently deleted.** If you go back to yesterday, everything you did today is gone. This cannot be undone.

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## Restore the original version

To go all the way back to the start, choose **Back to the original version**. That gives you the website as it looked when Nettify AI first built it.

> [!WARNING]
>
> This permanently deletes all changes and your entire chat history.

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## Undo without deleting anything

If you only need to remove what you just did, there are gentler options:

> [card] Back to published version
>
> Discards all unpublished changes. The published site is untouched. See [Publish your website](https://docs.nettify.no/en/publisering/publiser-nettsiden.md).

> [card] Ask Nettify AI to change it back
>
> Write something like "make the headline the way it was before". This uses credits.

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## Which should you choose?

> [accordion] I regret the last change
>
> Ask Nettify AI to reverse it, or fix it in the manual editor. Simplest, and you lose nothing else.

> [accordion] I made a mess of today's session
>
> Choose **Back to published version**. That puts you back to what customers see right now.

> [accordion] The site was better a few days ago
>
> Find the save point in the chat and go back to that version. Remember that everything after that point disappears.

> [accordion] The preview is showing an error
>
> Try the change again first. If the error persists, restore an earlier saved version from the chat.

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## Good to know

> [card] Restoring is free
>
> Going back to an earlier version does not use credits.

> [card] The published site is unchanged
>
> Restoring affects the preview. You have to publish again for customers to see it.

> [!TIP]
>
> About to try something big and uncertain? Publish first. Then **Back to published version** is always there as a safety net.


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