How to delete a card on Trello?

Hello there,

We all love Trello, that’s for sure!

But

Sometimes it is not so easy to get through some of its features. Thinking about how many questions I got concerning how to delete a card on Trello both my colleagues and the people around me, I wanted to find a way out of this situation.

I found a two way solution for this problem. 

First, here is a written guide on how to delete a card on Trello:

How to Delete a Card on Trello

1- Click on the card to open.

2- Select “archive” from the right bottom corner.

3- Once you archive, you will see the “delete” option.

4- Confirm that you want to delete the card.

An alternative and better guide showing how to delete a card from Trello

As I said, after receiving a lot of questions about how to go through the process, I had to find a way out.

And eureka! I thought the best and easiest way would be creating an interactive guide using UserGuiding. 

This is much easier and more efficient. It saves a lot of time as you don’t have to physically be there and no one has to search for a written guide. Any time someone asks me how they can delete a card from Trello, I send them this video and it saves us both much needed time.

In the video below, you can see the interactive guide that I created for walking people through the steps of deleting a card from Trello. I also wanted to show you how you can create a similar guide using UserGuiding.

As someone with zero technical background, I could easily create this walkthrough with UserGuiding. Whenever someone asks me how to delete a card in Trello, I just send this video immediately.

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Can Ozuysal

Can Ozuysal

John is the ex-Growth Manager of UserGuiding, a code-free product walkthrough software that helps teams scale user onboarding and boost user engagement.