Roblox does not provide a permanent Delete button for a published experience. In Creator Hub or Roblox Studio, make the experience private to stop public access, or archive individual assets where Roblox offers Archive; keep a backup before removing access.
1
Open the correct experience
Sign in to Creator Hub with the owner or group account, open Creations > Experiences, and select the experience. Verify its name and owner before changing access.
2
Make the experience private
Open the experience’s audience or access settings, change public access to Private, and save. This is the supported way to stop players from joining while retaining the project.
3
Remove discovery links if needed
Remove the experience from active group or profile promotion and update any external links. A private experience can remain visible to its owners and collaborators.
4
Archive eligible assets separately
For images, meshes, models, audio, or other assets that show an Archive action, archive only the intended asset from Creator Hub. Archiving an asset is not the same as deleting the entire experience.
5
Keep a recoverable project copy
Before removing collaborators or overwriting places, save a local copy or publish a controlled backup place. Do not use browser scripts or third-party deletion tools.
6
Confirm public access is closed
Open the experience page while signed out or from a non-collaborator account and confirm it cannot be joined. If controls differ for a group-owned experience, ask a group owner with the required permission.
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