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You may need to remove a Perplexity Space that is no longer useful or contains outdated information. A Space in Perplexity is a dedicated area where you organize collections of threads, sources, and notes around a specific topic. Deleting a Space removes all its content from your account permanently and cannot be undone. This article … Read more

You have accidentally deleted a Perplexity Space that contained important research, project notes, or saved collections. The platform does not show a Trash or Recycle Bin folder for Spaces. This article explains whether Perplexity offers any built-in recovery option for deleted Spaces and what you can do if you need the data back. Perplexity Spaces … Read more

Perplexity Spaces let you organize your searches and collections into dedicated folders. By default, each new Space appears in your Spaces list but not in the main sidebar. Pinning a Space to the sidebar gives you one-click access to your most used Spaces without opening the full Spaces menu. This article shows you how to … Read more

You have multiple Spaces in Perplexity and want to change the order they appear in the sidebar. The default order is alphabetical by Space name, which can be inconvenient if you have frequently used Spaces buried at the bottom. This article explains how to reorder Spaces using the drag-and-drop feature available in the web app. … Read more

Perplexity Spaces let you organize searches and share them with others. By default, a Space is private and visible only to you. But you can change its visibility so anyone with the link can view it, even if they do not have a Perplexity account. This article walks you through the exact steps to make … Read more

You created a Space in Perplexity to organize research or notes, but later discovered it appeared in Google search results. This happens because Perplexity Spaces set to Public are visible to anyone with the link, and Google can index that link if it is shared or crawled. In this article, you will learn why Public … Read more

Perplexity Spaces let you organize your research, projects, and documents in one place. By default, Perplexity indexes the content of your Spaces so that search results can include answers from those sources. If you want to keep a Space private and prevent its content from appearing in search results or being used to train Perplexity’s … Read more

When you add a file to a Perplexity Space, the AI may respond with an error that it cannot read the content. This often happens because the file format is not supported or the file is corrupted. Perplexity Spaces accept only specific file types and have size limits for each upload. This article explains why … Read more

When your team needs to research a topic together, scattered links and chat logs slow everyone down. A Perplexity Space gives your group a single shared workspace where you can ask questions, collect answers, and organize findings in one place. This article explains how to set up a Space for collaborative research, invite members, and … Read more

When you use a Perplexity Space, the default search spans the entire web. This can bring back results from low-authority blogs, outdated forums, or irrelevant domains. You may need answers from only your internal documentation, a specific set of trusted sites, or a particular knowledge base. This article explains how to restrict web search in … Read more