Recover deleted coloring pages from the trash
When you delete a coloring page, it moves to the trash instead of disappearing forever. You can restore trashed pages back to your dashboard or permanently delete them when you're sure you don't need them.
What the trash does
The trash holds every coloring page you've deleted. Pages stay in the trash until you choose to restore or permanently delete them. There's no automatic expiration, so you won't lose anything by waiting.
While a page is in the trash, it won't show up in your dashboard, folders, or search results. It's out of the way but still recoverable.
How to recover a deleted page
Restoring a page takes one click from the trash.
Open the trash by clicking the trash icon in the left sidebar
Find the page you want to recover
Hover over the page and click the restore icon (curved arrow)
Page restored - it moves back to your dashboard immediately
You'll see a confirmation message with a link to view your dashboard where the restored page now lives.
How to recover multiple pages at once
You can restore several pages in one go using bulk selection.
Open the trash from the sidebar
Select pages by clicking the checkbox on each page you want to restore
Click "Restore" in the toolbar that appears at the top
All selected pages restored - they return to your dashboard together
This is handy when you accidentally deleted a batch of pages or want to recover an entire set.
How to permanently delete pages
If you're sure you don't need a page, you can remove it for good.
Open the trash from the sidebar
Hover over the page and click the delete icon
Confirm the deletion in the dialog that appears
Page permanently deleted - the image and all data are removed
Permanent deletion cannot be undone. The page, its image file, and all associated data are removed completely.
How to empty the entire trash
To clear out everything at once:
Open the trash from the sidebar
Click "Empty trash" at the top of the page
Confirm in the dialog - it shows how many pages will be deleted
All trashed pages permanently deleted
This is useful for freeing up space after a big cleanup, but make sure you don't need any of those pages first.
Where to find the trash
Sidebar icon - click the trash icon in the left navigation menu. It's available from anywhere in the app.
Direct URL - go to app.colorbliss.com/dashboard/trash anytime.
The trash page works just like your main dashboard. You can browse pages in a grid, select multiple items, and take actions in bulk.
What the trash doesn't do
Trash doesn't auto-delete pages - pages stay in the trash indefinitely until you take action.
Trash doesn't count toward any limits - trashed pages don't affect your account in any way while they sit in the trash.
Permanent deletion can't be reversed - once you permanently delete or empty the trash, those pages are gone. There's no second trash or recovery after that point.
Tips
Think of trash as a staging area
Get in the habit of moving pages to trash first, then doing a periodic cleanup. This gives you a safety net without cluttering your dashboard.
Check trash before emptying
Quickly scroll through your trashed pages before hitting "Empty trash." It only takes a few seconds and can save you from losing something you still need.
Use bulk selection for big cleanups
If you have dozens of trashed pages, use the checkboxes and bulk actions instead of deleting one at a time. Select everything you want gone, then permanently delete in one action.
Getting help
If a page isn't appearing after you restore it, or if you're having trouble with the trash, contact help@colorbliss.com with:
What you were trying to do (restore, delete, empty trash)
What happened vs what you expected
Any error messages you saw
Next steps
Check your trash now to see if there are any pages worth recovering. If you've been deleting pages without realizing they go to the trash, you might find some gems waiting for you.