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Delete a playlist in Retroarch
ID: 406
Category: Emulators
Added: 13th of August 2025
Views: 154
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➔ Create a game playlist on Retroarch
The easiest way to delete a playlist in Retroarch, is to delete the .lpl file from inside the playlists directory. The playlists folder can be found inside the main Retroarch directory.
In this example I am deleting the ZX Spectrum playlist.
After deleting the playlist, you will need to close down Retroarch and restart to view the changes.
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