How to delete your Redbubble account

No. Redbubble's help article is unambiguous: "Deleting an account is permanent, and canceled accounts cannot be restored." There is no grace period, no reactivation window and no way for support to undo it. If you only want a different username, note that usernames can't be changed on Redbubble at all — Redbubble's own advice is to close the account and create a new one with the desired username, which means starting from zero with a different email address.

If you have accrued earnings they are paid out, less any applicable account fee, during the following monthly payment period. Payments start at the beginning of each month and should land in your financial account by the 15th, provided your balance meets the Artist Payment Threshold — lowered from $20/£20/€20 to $10/£10/€10 on 1 July 2026 — and you have valid payment details on file. So close the account only after checking your Payment History page and confirming your PayPal or bank details are correct; if your PayPal account is not verified you'll have to claim the payment manually.

Your username, never — usernames can't be changed on Redbubble and can't be re-used at any time. Your shop name, only if you act first: change your Shop Name in Account Settings BEFORE you cancel, which frees the old name for you to use again after the existing account is closed. Once the account is closed, any username or shop name attached to it can't be changed, removed, or used again.

Redbubble states plainly that "email addresses can only be associated with one account", and closing an account does not release the address. If you plan to open a new Redbubble account you'll need a different email address (an alias such as [email protected] generally works).

No. Redbubble says any suspended account with a balance will be frozen in accordance with the Redbubble User Agreement. And if the account was deleted by Redbubble for policy violations — IP infringement, re-uploading removed content, harassment, prohibited content — it cannot be reinstated, any funds in the account are used to satisfy your indemnity obligations under the User Agreement, and any other accounts found to be owned or operated by you will also be deleted.

Email [email protected] and state which of the three options Redbubble publishes on its "Do not sell my personal information" page you want: (1) no Redbubble account — delete my personal information from e-marketing lists and survey databases; (2) keep my account but delete my personal information from those lists; (3) delete my account and also delete my data from those lists. That page is written for California/CCPA users, so residents elsewhere may get a different answer. Questions about CCPA compliance go to [email protected]; to exercise US state privacy rights (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Nevada, Virginia, Utah) email the Redbubble Privacy Team at [email protected]. Note that unsubscribing from marketing email does not stop transactional email about orders you've placed.

Redbubble handles this manually. Submit the request through the ticket form its help article links for this purpose, https://help.redbubble.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=16465, providing the account username, the full name, email address and physical address on the account, and a scanned death certificate or death notice. Redbubble will then close the account and process any final payments. Documents can also be posted to Redbubble Inc, 170 Grant Avenue, Suite 600, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA; Redbubble Europe GmbH, c/o Denizen Eiswerk, Köpenicker Straße 40-41, 10179 Berlin, Germany; or Articore Group Limited, Level 12, 697 Collins St., Docklands, Victoria 3008, Australia.