How to Remove Yourself or a Project Member

Owners can remove other members, and non-owners can remove themselves from a shared project.

Team & Reuse Updated April 14, 2026

What this covers

Quick walkthrough

Membership cleanup matters. Outdated access creates noise and risk, especially once the project is further along.

Open the project and view the team or collaboration area.
Find the member in the list.
If you are the owner, use Remove on the member you want to remove.
If you are not the owner, you can remove yourself from a project you no longer need access to.

Good to know

Owners cannot use this flow to remove themselves if they still need to own the project.
Example projects hide team details and do not behave like normal collaboration workspaces.