Why you would update an org feature over a delete - I will never know

[shortpants]

Continuing the discussion from New feature: Asset Manager:

@callmevlad

Just a heads up since quite a few people have asked: the asset manager does not yet support deleting unused images, but it’s something we’re already working on!

As a somewhat roundabout workaround, you can duplicate your site and the duplicate will only have currently-used image assets - but we know that’s not ideal by a long shot, so a better approach is coming

Continuing the discussion from New feature: Asset Manager:

@callmevlad

My favorite part is that this is just Phase One - we’ll let you guys guess out of how many

Great job on this @YoavGivati and welcome to the team!!!

Continuing the discussion from New feature: Asset Manager:

@callmevlad

Just a heads up since quite a few people have asked: the asset manager does not yet support deleting unused images, but it’s something we’re already working on!

As a somewhat roundabout workaround, you can duplicate your site and the duplicate will only have currently-used image assets - but we know that’s not ideal by a long shot, so a better approach is coming

[jdesign (Jason Gipson)]

@shortpants Do you have a constructive point to add? I think the Webflow team has made it pretty clear that this was Phase One and that a better approach is coming. The Asset Manager was an entirely new feature for the users and I’m guessing that the deletion of the assets was more difficult to execute. The team has given us a work around for now that’s very easy to execute. Duplicate the site and publish.