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# Delete Folder

Delete folder structure quickly with delete folder feature

The **Delete Folder** feature in Collection allows users to **delete folders flexibly without losing the assets inside**. The assets will be **moved to another storage location** based on the user's settings.

### **How to Delete a Folder in Library**

#### **🔹 Step 1: Open the Management Tools Menu**

* Click the **down arrow** on the thumbnail of the folder you want to delete to open the management tools menu.

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#### **🔹 Step 2: Select the Delete Folder Option**

* In the management tools menu, click on the **Delete Folder** option.
* A **customization window** will appear, allowing you to **configure how the folder is deleted**.

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#### **🔹 Step 3: Select the Option to Delete All Nested Folders (If Applicable)**

* If the folder you want to delete **contains nested folders (subfolders)**, then:
  * **Tick the box** for **Delete all nested folders**.
  * The system will **delete all subfolders** within the selected folder.
* **Note:** If this option is not selected, only the parent folder will be deleted, and the nested subfolders will be preserved.

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#### **🔹 Step 4: Specify the Destination Path for the Assets**

* **Before deleting the folder**, you must enter or select the **destination path (Asset Destination Path)** for the assets inside the folder.
* **All assets within the deleted folder** will be **moved to this destination path** for storage.

📌 **Note:** **No assets will be deleted** during this process; only the folder structure will be affected.

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#### **🔹 Step 5: Click "Submit" to Delete Folder**

* After completing the above steps, click the **"Submit"**&#x62;utton to **delete the folder**.

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