Versions
Publish again and the link you already sent shows the new work. Earlier versions are kept, ready to preview, download or bring back in one click.
What it does
- Publish again, same link: Drop the new export on the site and it goes live at the address you already sent.
- Preview any version: Pick an earlier version in the site’s preview to see exactly what people saw then.
- Restore in one click: Make an earlier version live again. The one it replaces is kept, so you can switch back.
- Change one file: Replace or remove single files on the Files tab and publish them together as the next version. No re-upload of the rest.
- Download any version: Get the exact files of any version that is still in your history.
- From your tools too: The CLI, the API and your AI assistant publish to the same slug, so automated updates keep the link as well.
Which plans have it
| Feature | Plans |
|---|---|
| Version history | Last 5 on Free; last 5 plus 30 days on Solo and Team; last 10 plus a year on Business |
| One-click rollback | Every plan |
Guides
- How to share a Jupyter notebook as an HTML report
- How to publish a Quarto HTML report
- How to fix missing images and CSS after publishing HTML
- How to share interactive Plotly charts with a link
Does the link change when I publish again?
No. A new version goes live at the same address, whether you publish from the browser, the CLI, the API or your AI assistant.
How long is version history kept?
Free keeps the last 5 versions. Solo and Team keep the last 5 plus anything from the past 30 days. Business keeps the last 10 plus a year.
What happens to the version I replace when I restore an older one?
It is kept. Restoring only changes which version is live, so you can switch back at any time.