# View document version history

Wonderly Docs automatically saves snapshots as you and your team make edits. You can review these snapshots to track changes or revert to an earlier version if needed.

### Access version history from a Doc

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**When to use:** Use this method when you want to review or restore past versions of a document.
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1. Open the **Wonderly Doc** whose history you want to view.
2. Click the **three dots (⋯)** in the top-right corner of the document.
3. Select **Version history**.
4. A panel will open showing a list of saved version snapshots.
5. Click any snapshot to preview that version of the document.
6. To revert to a previous version, click **Restore** on the snapshot you want to return to.

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**Expected outcome:** The document is restored to the selected version, and a new snapshot of the current state is automatically saved before the restore.

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**FAQ**

**How far back can I see versions?** Wonderly Docs saves every change automatically, so you can view all past versions since the document was created.

**Can team members see the version history?** Yes, anyone with edit access to the document can view version history and restore versions.

**Can I name or label snapshots?** Not yet. Snapshots are automatically timestamped and labeled with the editor’s name.


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