# Version Control

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Version control is only available on paid plans.
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## Version History

By default, the first version (version "0") of your asset is the originally uploaded asset.&#x20;

A new version is created whenever the asset file or target is changed or updated.

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Click the ![](/files/Z5YDRxcP2JQUUHTF3rtq) icon to **download the version history as a CSV** file or **delete all past versions**.

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Click the **New version +** button to create a new version and overwrite the existing asset.

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## Reviewing Versions

Clicking on any of the lines will display a preivew of the old version.

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## Comparing Versions

Hold the `Ctrl`  key and select multiple versions to view a side-by-side comparison.

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## Reverting or Editing Versions

Clicking the ![](/files/Z5YDRxcP2JQUUHTF3rtq) icon next to a version allows you to:

* **Revert** to an old version by making it the latest version.
* Copy the unique **version ID**
* Edit the version by **adding a note**.
* **Delete** the old version

The latest version cannot be deleted.

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