How to Remove a Website from Yandex Webmaster Tool

If you’ve added a site to Yandex Webmaster Tool but no longer want it listed or managed under your account—maybe the site is no longer active, you’ve transferred ownership, or you’re simply cleaning up your dashboard—removing it is a quick process. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it.

✅ Step-by-Step: Removing a Site from Yandex Webmaster-1

1. Log in to Yandex Webmaster
   • Go to webmaster.yandex.com and sign in with the account that has access to the site.
2. Select the Website
   • From the dashboard, click on the site you want to remove.
3. Go to Site Settings
   • On the left-hand sidebar, scroll down and click on “Site settings” (may appear as Настройки сайта in Russian if your language settings aren’t in English).
4. Find the Delete Option
   • Look for an option like “Remove site from Webmaster” (Удалить сайт из Вебмастера). It’s typically at the bottom of the settings page.
5. Confirm the Removal
   • Click the button and confirm that you want to remove the site. Note: this only removes the site from your Webmaster dashboard—it doesn’t delete the site from Yandex’s search index.

⚠️ Important Notes:

• You must be a verified owner of the site to remove it.
• Other verified users (if any) will still have access unless they also remove it.
• The site may still appear in Yandex search results unless you block it with robots.txt, meta tags, or use the URL removal tool.

✅ Step-by-Step: Removing a Site from Yandex Webmaster-2

You can refer to the screenshot for clarity on removing a site from Yandex Webmaster. Write down of Yandex webmaster and click on the link

Log in to Yandex Webmaster Tools with your Email

At the Webmaster Tools Dashboard, on the top left side of the box, click on the => All sites

You can select which website you want to delete by going to the 3 dots… and clicking on => Remove site

Now the site that you want to remove from Yandex Webmaster Tools is done.

🧭 Wrapping Up

Removing a site from Yandex Webmaster is straightforward, but be mindful of what it means—it’s more like “disconnecting” your Webmaster tools rather than removing the site from search altogether. If you’re transferring ownership or rebranding, this is a good housekeeping step. For complete search removal, take additional steps, such as deindexing pages or setting up noindex tags.

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