---
title: "Marking an Article as Fresh"
description: "If you're using the 'Mark as Stale' feature, you'll need to know how to mark them as Fresh if you've updated them with new information. Good news is that it's super easy. 💃"
url: "https://support.helpdocs.io/article/diql2rrr8h-mark-an-article-as-fresh"
category: "Stale Articles"
updated_at: "2026-08-03T16:35:44Z"
---

# Marking an Article as Fresh

If you're using the [Mark as Stale feature](/article/du4vb7glc8-marking-an-article-as-stale) and you've updated an article with new information, you'll need to mark it as Fresh. Good news is that it's super easy 💃

### From the Article Editor

[Embedded iframe](https://player.vimeo.com/video/1215228624)

1. Click the ![](https://files.helpdocs.io/Ytt2uahFxY/articles/diql2rrr8h/1785774038140/exclaimation-icon.svg) **Stale** button in the top menu bar
2. Review the comment
3. When ready, click **Set fresh now**

### From the Content Tab

[Embedded iframe](https://player.vimeo.com/video/1215230719)

Stale articles will have a Stale badge next to the status. If an article has a Stale Reason, just hover over the badge to read the reason.

1. Select the article(s) you want to change to Fresh
2. Click **Bulk edit** in the top right
3. Under **Stale Status**, select **Fresh** in the dropdown
4. Click **Apply edits**