You can view and restore past versions of any Notion page going back 30 days if you're on a Personal or Team Plan (and indefinitely if you're on an Enterprise Plan). The Page History feature lets you see all changes made to a page, when and by who.

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Access page history

• Click the ••• menu at the top right of any Notion page. Choose Page History:

This opens the Page History window, which enables you to:

• See all past versions of the current page in a list down the right-hand side. (Every change made to a page creates a separate version.)
• Click on any past version to see what the page looked like at that point in time.

<aside> 👉 Note: A new version will be captured every ten minutes while you're making changes and two minutes after you stop.

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• You can also get to Page History by clicking Updates at the top right of any Notion page. You'll see a dropdown menu of all revisions made to the current page by yourself and others (as well as comments made and resolved). Click the clock icon next to any revision to jump to that version in the Page History window:

Restore past versions

• To recover only specific content blocks from a previous version, click on that version, copy those blocks in the Page History window using cmd/ctrl + c and paste them into your current page with cmd/ctrl + v.
• You can also restore an entire past version so it becomes your current version. Click the blue button that says Restore version.