> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://zebra.gitbook.io/zebra-document/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://zebra.gitbook.io/zebra-document/v2-guide/v2-liquidity-guidelines/how-to-remove-liquidity-from-v1.md). # How to remove liquidity from V1 When removing liquidity from Zebra V1, you will remove your liquidity position and collect earned fees. Or, you only collect liquidity provider fees earned, without removing liquidity. [Learn how to do this here.](/zebra-document/v2-guide/v2-liquidity-guidelines/getting-started-with-v2/how-to-collect-fees-from-a-liquidity-pool-on-zebra-v2.md) To remove liquidity from Zebra V1: 1\. Open the[ Zebra web app](https://zebra.xyz/#/). Next, select “Pools” to open the Pools page.

Open the Zebra web app. Next, select “Pools” to open the Pools page.

2\. Select the pool you want to remove liquidity from.

Select the pool you want to remove liquidity from.

3\. Select “Remove liquidity”.

Select “Remove liquidity”.

4\. Review the details of your liquidity position. Then enter the percentage amount that you would like to remove. **Note:** if your liquidity position includes ETH, you will see the option to “Remove as WETH”. Selecting this means you receive WETH in place of ETH when removing liquidity.

Review the details of your liquidity position. Then enter the percentage amount that you would like to remove.

5\. Select “Remove”.

Select “Remove”.

6\. Review the token amounts you are removing. Then, select “Remove”.

Review the token amounts you are removing. Then, select “Remove”.

7\. In your wallet, confirm the transaction. This transaction has network costs.

In your wallet, confirm the transaction. This transaction has network costs.

8\. To view the pending transaction select “View on Etherscan”. Otherwise, select “Close”.

To view the pending transaction select “View on Etherscan”. Otherwise, select “Close”.

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