Activate, deactivate, or delete a Labelizer project

Stop scheduled Labelizer runs, start them again, or remove a project you no longer need.

Use the project controls when you want to stop scheduled Labelizer runs, start them again, or remove a project you no longer need. These controls live on the project's Overview step, the last step in project settings.

Deactivate a project

Deactivate a project when you want to keep the setup and run history, but stop future scheduled runs. Open the project's Overview step and click Deactivate project.

This is useful when:

• You are reviewing the setup.
• You want to prevent temporary feed changes from affecting labels.
• The account is paused or being restructured.
• You need to check the selected custom label slot.

After deactivating, existing results remain available in the project.

Activate a project again

Open the Overview step and click Activate project when you want scheduled runs to continue.

Before reactivating, check:

• The Google Ads account is still correct.
• The Google connection is active.
• Merchant Center access is still valid if labels should sync.
• The target, filters and schedule still make sense.

After reactivating, Labelizer will continue based on the project schedule.

Run manually after changes

If you changed settings before reactivating, run Labelizer manually once and review the results.

This helps confirm that the project still processes the expected products before relying on the schedule.

Delete a project

Delete a project only when you no longer need the setup or run history. From the Labelizer project list, open the row's More actions menu and choose Delete.

Before deleting, check whether your team still needs:

• The project configuration.
• Historical run results.
• The selected custom label values.
• A record of how products were bucketed.

Deleting a project does not delete the Google Ads account or Merchant Center account.

If you are unsure

Deactivate the project first. Deactivating gives you time to review the setup without creating new scheduled output.