3 tools to delete your online accounts

Last updated on 12 May 2026

Knowing how to create an account on this or that online tool, on this or that network is good. It is better to know how to delete it.

Your students often do not need you to create accounts in the multitude of services available online. The most connected of them often have many accounts without even having the use of them. All these services do everything to make registration simple and to encourage visitors to leave their contact details. It is less simple, much less simple, to unsubscribe. Have you ever tried to unsubscribe from an online service and then give up because you couldn’t find the right page, the right link?

Here are three online tools that will help you in this mission that many net companies are trying to make impossible! Resources to pass on to your students when you talk to them about e-reputation and digital identity.

All three sites work in the same way. These are directories that list the procedures for deleting an online account. Practical, they provide for each service the useful link that leads you to the unsubscribe page.

1 – AccountKiller. This public utility service lists more than 500 websites and online services. For each of them, it provides the method for deleting an account. AccountKiller allows you to search for a site by categories or via an internal search engine. Its knowledge base is regularly enriched by input from its users. Link: AccountKiller.

2 – JustDeleteMe. This is a brand new service that goes to the core. Justdeleteme only offers links that lead to the pages on which the form is located or links it to delete your account. Not sure if this is enough for some online services and networks that require a real user manual to successfully delete their account. JustDeleteMe, however, had the good idea to classify the services with four colors that vary according to the difficulty of the maneuver. Green: Easy to delete your account, Yellow: Moderately easy, Red: difficult or very difficult and there is even Black This means that it is impossible!!! to delete an account. Link: JustDeleteMe

3 – DeleteYoutAccount. The third resource in this list follows the principle of the service-by-service instructions for deleting an account. Probably the safest and most effective method even if it is in English. You are guided step by step with each time the useful link or links. DeleteYourAccount offers several hundred sites in its directory and a rather effective search engine. A small peculiarity, it also explains how if you have regrets reopen a closed account. Link: DeleteYourAccount.

Three online resources to put in your favourites to be able to find them easily. They are bound to be useful to you or your students one day or another.