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To remove all versions, delete both page types from your server/CMS, use the \"Remove outdated content\" tool, and update the Google AMP Cache. To remove only AMP, remove the `rel=\"amphtml\"` link, configure redirects from the AMP page to the canonical non-AMP page, and update the Google AMP Cache. Removing content via CMS can remove all or single AMP pages.\n"],null,["Remove your AMP pages from Google Search\n\nThis page describes how web developers can remove their AMP pages from Google Search.\n| **Key Point:** Throughout this page, we refer to canonical pages, AMP pages, and non-AMP pages. The canonical page can be either a non-AMP version of the page or it can be the AMP page itself. You may have one of two possible page setups:\n|\n| - **Canonical AMP**: One version of a page, where the AMP page is the canonical page.\n| - **Canonical non-AMP**: Two versions of a page that includes an AMP page and a canonical non-AMP page.\n\nThere are three options for removing AMP content:\n\n- [Quickly remove all versions of a page](#remove-all-content), including the AMP and canonical non-AMP pages\n- [Remove only the AMP page](#remove-only-amp) that is paired with a canonical non-AMP page, while keeping the canonical non-AMP page live\n- [Remove AMP content with a CMS](#remove-amp-with-cms) (with options to remove all versions of a page, or only the AMP version)\n\nRemove all versions of AMP content, including AMP and non-AMP\n\nThis section describes how to remove all versions of AMP content from Google Search, which includes AMP and non-AMP pages.\n| **Caution**: This method might display an error message to the user. Only use this method to remove your AMP page as quickly as possible from Google Search.\n\nTo remove AMP and non-AMP pages from Google Search, follow these steps:\n\n1. Delete the AMP and non-AMP versions of the page from your server or CMS.\n2. Use the [Remove\n outdated content](https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/removals) tool to request the removal of your page. Enter the URLs (web addresses) to your AMP and non-AMP versions of the page that you want to remove.\n3. [Update the\n Google AMP Cache](/amp/cache/update-cache) to ensure that your AMP content is removed from the cache.\n4. Verify the removal of your AMP page by searching for your content using Google Search. To verify the removal of a large number of AMP pages, use the [AMP status report](https://search.google.com/search-console/amp) in Search Console. [Watch for a\n decreasing trendline on the \"indexed AMP pages\" graph.](https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7450883)\n\nYou can check the status of your request on the [Remove outdated\ncontent](https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/removals) page.\n| **Note**: When you delete your AMP page, there's a delay before the Googlebot discovers it has been removed. Google Search displays an error to the user during this time.\n\nRemove only AMP pages, while preserving the canonical non-AMP pages\n\nThis section describes how to remove only AMP pages from Google Search, while still\npreserving your canonical non-AMP pages.\n\n\n| **Caution**: Don't remove AMP content by simply deleting content in the file. Documents that are empty and missing all markup are considered invalid. When Google Search recognizes that a document is invalid, Google Search continues to serve the oldest valid version that's available.\n\nTo remove the AMP version of your page from Google Search (while preserving\nthe canonical non-AMP page), follow these steps:\n\n1. Remove the `rel=\"amphtml\"` link from the canonical non-AMP page in the source code.\n2. Configure your server to return either an `HTTP 301 Moved Permanently` or `302 Found` response for the removed AMP page.\n3. Configure a redirect from the removed AMP page to the canonical non-AMP page.\n4. If you want to remove an AMP page from non-Google platforms in addition to removing from Google Search, complete these steps:\n 1. Remove your AMP page so that it is no longer accessible by configuring your server to send an `HTTP 404 Not Found` for your removed AMP page. This ensures that the Google AMP Cache doesn't serve stale content to other platforms.\n 2. [Update the\n Google AMP Cache](/amp/cache/update-cache) to ensure that your AMP content is removed from the cache.\n 3. Verify the removal of your AMP page by searching for your content in Google Search. To verify removal of a large number of AMP pages, use the [AMP status report](https://search.google.com/search-console/amp) in Search Console. [Watch for a decreasing trendline on\n the \"indexed AMP pages\" graph.](https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7450883)\n 4. If you want to keep permalinks active, configure your server to send an `HTTP 301 Redirect` for your removed AMP page to your canonical non-AMP page.\n\nRemove AMP and non-AMP pages with a CMS\n\nGenerally, CMS providers publish AMP and non-AMP pages at the same time. To\nremove a single page, unpublish or delete the page, which removes both the AMP\nand non-AMP versions of that page.\n\nDelete a single page\n\nTo delete a page and stop publishing it in both its AMP and non-AMP forms, use\nthe CMS interface. Check your CMS provider's help page for details on how to\nstop serving AMP:\n\n- [WordPress.com\n help](https://en.support.wordpress.com/google-amp-accelerated-mobile-pages/)\n- [Drupal\n help](https://cgit.drupalcode.org/amp/tree/README.md?h=8.x-1.x)\n- [SquareSpace\n help](https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/223766868-Using-AMP-with-Squarespace)\n\nRemove all AMP pages\n\n\nAnother option is to disable AMP from your CMS.\n| **Warning**: This option removes all AMP pages from your site.\n\nTo disable AMP, check your CMS provider's help page or contact your CMS provider. If your site is\nhosted on a CMS domain, the CMS can redirect users to the canonical non-AMP page after AMP\nis disabled. If the redirect doesn't occur, contact your CMS provider for assistance."]]