Find a project

Learn ways to find a project from your Netlify dashboard.

Pro tip

Give your projects meaningful names to make them easier to find. Learn more in our docs on customizing your project name.

Use sort to search

Anyone on your Netlify team with access to your project can use the projects sort options from the Netlify dashboard to find a project.

You can sort by most recently published, last updated, and more.

Use filters to search

Anyone on your Netlify team with access to your project can use the projects filter from the Netlify dashboard to find your project.

1. From your Project overview dashboard, select Projects, then under the projects search box, choose Edit filters and choose your filters.

You can filter your projects by whether you created the project, by whether the project is protected by a password, a project label, and more.

To filter your team‘s site list by label, select a label on one of the sites in the list. You can also filter sites by selecting Filter by label and choosing the appropriate label.

Use URL to search

You can find a project by URL using the Command Palette, which is especially useful when you have a link from a teammate, a preview open in your browser, or only remember the custom domain.

1. From your Netlify dashboard, press command+K on macOS, or ctrl+K on Windows and Linux, to open the Command Palette.
2. Enter any of the following types of project URLs:
   • Project URL: the project’s Netlify subdomain, such as https://example-project.netlify.app.
   • Deploy Preview URL: a Deploy Preview for a pull or merge request, such as https://deploy-preview-42--example-project.netlify.app.
   • Branch deploy URL: a branch deploy, such as https://staging--example-project.netlify.app.
   • Permalink URL: a deploy permalink that starts with a deploy ID, such as https://1234abcd12acde000111cdef--example-project.netlify.app.
   • Netlify project dashboard URL: a link to the project’s dashboard in the Netlify UI, such as https://app.netlify.com/projects/example-project.
   • Custom domain: a domain you’ve assigned to the project, such as https://www.example.com.
3. Select your project.

You can only find projects on teams you belong to.

To close the Command Palette without selecting a project, press esc.

Custom domain matching

When you search with a custom domain, Netlify matches the domain against your project names. This works best when the project is named after its domain, such as a project named example-com for www.example.com. If a custom domain doesn’t return your project, try the project’s Netlify URL instead.