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- Sign in to your account at replit.com and open an existing project or create a new one.
- Wait for Replit to set up the environment, then click the Open Files icon in the top-right corner, click File tree, and select the files you want to edit.
- To undo a recent edit in the code editor, press Ctrl + Z (or Cmd + Z on Mac).
- To undo a larger change made by the Agent, open the Agent tab and click the history icon.
- Find the checkpoint from before the change and select Rollback here.
Note: If you rolled back too far, select a later checkpoint from the same history view and click Rollback here again to move forward. - Confirm by clicking Rollback to this checkpoint to finalize the restore.
How to Undo in Replit
Try this guided demo to learn how to undo in Replit.
📌 Why this matters
Why this matters
Mistakes happen fast when coding, but fixing them shouldn't derail your entire project. Beyond simple typos, you can recover from major missteps like accidentally accepting AI-generated code that breaks your application or overwrites working features. The real power lies in checkpoint-based rollbacks that restore your entire development environment, not just individual files. This means you can experiment boldly with AI assistance, knowing you can instantly return to any stable state without manually tracking what changed across multiple files and configurations.
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