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# Cómo A Elimina una API

Si decides que ya no necesitas una API en particular, eliminarla es muy sencillo. Ten en cuenta que una vez eliminada, la API se borra de forma permanente.

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**Importante:** Una vez eliminada una API, se borra de forma permanente.
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Para eliminar una API sigue estos pasos:

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### Abre la configuración de la API

Ve al **Configuración** paso de la API que deseas eliminar y haz clic en el **símbolo de engranaje** en la esquina superior derecha.

![Símbolo de engranaje](https://content.gitbook.com/content/F8GepmoSonQRG6RnHOxJ/blobs/GfYHC9xuUOSY5AjmOiKI/22708009811858)
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### Eliminar la API

Selecciona **Eliminar API**, escribe *eliminar* y haz clic de nuevo en **Eliminar API** para quitar la API por completo.

![Confirmación de eliminación de la API](https://content.gitbook.com/content/F8GepmoSonQRG6RnHOxJ/blobs/wnV7xaezD9rlWcz2MWsN/22707978087826)
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Si solo quieres eliminar o despublicar ítems de un marketplace, también puedes limpiar una API siguiendo los pasos explicados en este artículo: [Cómo A limpiar productos da una API](/list-advertise/list-and-advertise-es/vende-en-marketplaces/como-a-limpiar-productos-da-una-api.md)


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