How do I access my Wix account?

Go to Wix.com. Click Sign In at the top right. (If you see the Sign Up page) Click Log In. Enter your email address and password..

How do I edit my website on Wix?

Go to your site’s dashboard. Click Edit Site next to your site’s name .
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How do I find my old Wix website?

You can access your site history directly from your site’s dashboard or from the Editor .

From your Editor

1. Click Site on the top of the Editor.
2. Click Site History.
3. Click Go to Site History from the See Your History pop-up window. Note: Click Back to Editing to go back to the Editor.

Why can’t I log in to my Wix account?

Clear your browser’s cache. Close the browser and reopen it. Go back to the password reset email and click the link.

Can I get my Wix website back?

You can go back to a previous version of your site at any time using your site history. You can also return to the latest ADI version of your site even if you have moved to the Editor.

Is Wix website really free?

Wix has a free plan (ranked as our #1 best free website builder), plus a two-week money-back guarantee on all seven of its paid plans. Wix also offers a high-end business solution called Wix Enterprise, which is a custom price plan designed for big businesses.

What happens if I cancel my Wix plan?

Free site status: If you cancel your Premium plan, it remains active until the end of the subscription period. After that, your site address reverts back to the free Wix URL (accountname.wixsite.com/siteaddress) and Wix ads appear on your site.

Who is the owner of Wix?

Wix is the brainchild of our 3 founders: Avishai Abrahami, Nadav Abrahami and Giora Kaplan. The idea was born (on the beach) while they were building a website to be the basis of another start-up idea. The tech savvy trio quickly discovered that creating their own website was difficult, frustrating and very costly.

Can I change my Wix username? You can change your Wix account name at any time from your account settings.

How do I log into my Wix email?

Google Workspace: Accessing your Business Email Through Your Wix Account

1. Go to your Business Email page.
2. Click Go to Gmail. Note: If you’re already signed in to your google account, you are automatically taken to your inbox.
3. Sign in to your business email: Click Next. Enter your password. Click Sign In.

How do I reactivate my Wix account?

Reactivating a Canceled Premium Plan

1. Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account.
2. Click Turn Auto Renew On under the relevant subscription.

Does Wix delete websites?

Important: Deleting a site from the Wix Owner app deletes it altogether, meaning it is no longer accessible on the web or from your dashboard.

How do I find my Wix username?

To view your Wix account name:

Click your profile at the top right and select Account Settings. View your Wix account name next to Account Name.

How do I recover my Wix account?

To recover your account using your recovery phone number:

1. Click Can’t access my login email.
2. Enter the email address associated with your Wix account and click Next.
3. Select Send me a code to my phone number ending with XXXX and click Next.
4. Enter the one-time verification code sent to your phone and click Verify.

How do I log into my Wix dashboard? If you want to access your website’s Dashboard or the Wix Editor, then you have to log in to your Wix account. Simply go to wix.com and click Sign In. Once you have signed in, you can access your site’s Dashboard.

Can I edit my Wix website after publishing? You can edit your site at any time, even after you have published it! This allows you to make changes to your site any time you want and then publish the new changes. To re-publish your site, simply make the changes and click Publish again on the top bar. You will see your changes instantly on your live site.

How do I reset my Wix website? Click Site History. Browse previous versions of your site. Click the Expand icon on the relevant version. Click Restore, to restore that version of your site.

Can not find my website Wix?

When you connect your domain it can take up to 48 hours for your domain to propagate and your site to appear live. If after 48 hours you’re still unable to view your live site on your domain, use the Wix Domain Assistant to check your domain connection.

How do I access my Wix editor?

You can switch to the Editor using the top bar (under Site), or click Go to Editor on the right. Click Site on the top bar inside ADI. Select Go To Editor at the bottom. (In the pop-up) Click Switch to Editor.

How do I reset my Wix email password?

Click the Forgot Password or Email? link in the Wix Sign In window .

To have a password reset link sent to your email:

1. Click Forgot my password.
2. Enter your email address for the email associated with your Wix account.
3. Check your email and follow the instructions to create your new password.

Can I edit my website after publishing Wix?

You can edit your site at any time, even after you have published it! This allows you to make changes to your site any time you want and then publish the new changes. To re-publish your site, simply make the changes and click Publish again on the top bar. You will see your changes instantly on your live site.

How do I restore a product on Wix?

To restore a deleted field:

1. Go to the Content Manager in your Editor. Wix Editor: Click the Content Manager icon on the left side of the Editor, then click Manage Content.
2. Click a collection to open it.
3. Click the Add Field icon.
4. Give the field the same name and field type as the deleted field.
5. Click Save.

How do I reactivate my old website?

To restore your domain, follow the instructions below:

1. Sign in to Google Domains.
2. Find the name of the domain that needs to be restored and click Restore.
3. Acknowledge that the purchase may be non-refundable by checking the box.
4. To confirm that you want to proceed, click Yes, restore.
5. Proceed with payment.

How do I activate my Wix website?

Go to the Domains page.

To reactivate your domain from your Wix account:

1. Access the mailbox for your domain’s contact email address. Learn How.
2. Open the email titled Confirm Your Domain Contact Information (sent from wix-team@notifications.wix.com).
3. Click Confirm in the email.

What happens when Wix subscription ends? Free site status: If you cancel your Premium plan, it remains active until the end of the subscription period. After that, your site address reverts back to the free Wix URL (accountname.wixsite.com/siteaddress) and Wix ads appear on your site.

Why is my email blocked by Wix?

Sometimes the sender email address or the sender domain (the site that’s included in the address) are flagged by Wix’s system as suspicious. This happens when the address or the domain has been flagged as a source of spam on several occasions in the past.

How do I change my Wix email address? To change your email address:

1. Go to the Log In page.
2. Sign in to your Wix account. Learn more about signing in.
3. Click your profile at the top right and select Account Settings.
4. Edit the details in the Email address field.
5. Click Save Changes.

Do Wix sites show up on Google?

To determine whether your site is already included in Google’s search index, simply do a quick site search using your site’s homepage URL (for example, a site search for Wix would take the form of site:wix.com). If the search results display pages from your website, then your site is indeed on Google.

Is WordPress better than Wix? WordPress is a better choice for blogging than Wix. Features like native commenting, private posts, and featured images make WordPress the more powerful blogging option of the two.

Can I publish my Wix website for free? The good news is, yes, if you have a blog or even a small website, then it is free to publish on Wix. Wix has a free to publish plan that is surprisingly similar, or not surprisingly, to WordPress.com’s free blog plan.