> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.hiveku.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Undo a Change > Take back an AI request you do not like, and save a restore point before a big change Every change in the builder can be taken back. This page shows the two ways you will use most: * **Undo this turn** takes back one AI request. Images and uploads stay as they are. * **Restore points** in **Project history** take your pages, code and images back to a moment you saved. In this example we asked the AI to make the Northwind **Shop Beans** button green, decided we liked orange better, and undid it. ## Undo an AI request **1. Look at the change** We asked: "Make the Shop Beans button in the top menu green." The AI did exactly that: ![The Northwind menu with a green Shop Beans button](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/undo-01-green-closeup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=c71925838415b069a3e95f0283d66fdc) **2. Click Undo this turn** Above each request in the chat there is a bar that says **Before this request**, with an **Undo this turn** button. Scroll up to the request you want to take back and click **Undo this turn**. ![The bar above the request reading Before this request, with the Undo this turn button outlined](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/undo-02-strip-closeup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=ad2ab6da706e2c9a725c2b0ed3ef124e) ![The builder with the Undo this turn button outlined at the top of the chat and the green Shop Beans button in the preview](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/undo-02-strip.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=78d46fff81e665f5b2250b2bba619208) > [!TIP] > > If the bar says **Getting undo ready...**, wait a moment. Hiveku is still saving the version it will go back to. **3. Check what will be undone, then confirm** A box opens: **Undo this turn? Your site goes back to how it was before this request.** It tells you what will change back (here, the menu) and how many files. Click **Undo this turn** to go ahead, or **Cancel**. ![The Undo this turn box listing what goes back, with Cancel and an outlined Undo this turn button](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/undo-03-dialog-closeup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=985cbd860287acfed85647c0e9af0faa) **4. Done** After a few seconds you see **Turn undone. Newer versions are kept.** Click **Close**. The button is orange again, and the chat marks the request **This turn was undone.** ![A box reading Turn undone. Newer versions are kept., with Show in Branches and Close](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/undo-05-done-closeup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=8e036135bf0f414b3e3f391a40b8d3db) Good to know: * **Nothing is lost.** Your site is saved as a version before the undo, so you can change your mind again later. * **Later changes go back too.** If you made other changes after that request, undoing it takes those back as well. The box tells you when that will happen. * **Your live site does not change** unless you choose it. If visitors already see the change you are undoing, the box offers **Also put this version on the live site now**. * **If a later request brings back something you undid**, say so in the chat, for example "We undid the green button; keep it orange." For every detail, see [Undo an AI Turn](/ai/undo-turn). ## Save a restore point before a big change A restore point is a snapshot of your pages, code and images that you can go back to later. Hiveku saves one for you each time you publish, and you can save your own before a big change, such as a redesign. The ones you save are kept longer than the automatic ones, up to about 90 days. **1. Open Project history** Click the clock icon, **Project history**, in the row of icons above the preview. It lists your restore points, newest first. ![The Project history panel listing restore points, each with Compare with now, Preview and Restore, and the clock icon outlined](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/hist-01-panel-closeup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=f51b9189bd73babbca1b2c9fcaf1f186) ![The builder with Project history open on the right, listing restore points](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/hist-01-panel.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=bf93371c5699fba82c87c03869fc3459) **2. Click Save restore point** At the top right, click **Save restore point**. Give it a name you will recognize later (for example, "Before publishing the FAQ page") and click **Save restore point**. ![The Save a restore point box with the name Before publishing the FAQ page and the Save restore point button outlined](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/hist-02-save-closeup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=2ba5b45ac2ea3360672eedec2029027c) It appears at the top of the list, marked **Pinned**. ![The message Restore point saved. above a pinned restore point named Before publishing the FAQ page](https://mintcdn.com/locusdigital/HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM/images/how-tos/site-builder/hist-03-saved-closeup.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=HHtyEzypiRRWLDpM\&q=85\&s=7e8e3b42bc7cf26310566d5b8a115822) To use a restore point later, open **Project history** and find it: * **Compare with now** shows which code files are different. Images are not compared. * **Preview** starts a separate copy of your site as it was then (it takes about a minute). It uses your live database, so a form sent or a purchase made in it is real. * **Restore** puts your files and images back the way they were, after you confirm. Your current site is saved as a restore point first. Pages created after the restore point are kept, so remove any you no longer want. Your pages and code reach visitors the next time you publish. See [Project History](/editor/project-history) for more. ## Next > **[7. Publish your changes](/how-tos/site-builder/publish)** > > Put everything you changed on your live site. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.