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# Modifying Custom Segmenters

## Modifying Segmenters

1. In the Segmenter Details Page, click 'More Actions' followed by 'Edit Segmenter'. ![Modify Custom Segmenter Edit Button](/files/dNViZkEn3N9xnpNPpz29)
2. In the Edit Segmenter Page, you can edit the segmenter's configuration. All fields except **Name** and **Type** are allowed to be modified. ![Modify Custom Segmenter Edit Page](/files/hHmbAQMCvORse1MHahWR)

## Deleting Segmenters

Custom segmenters (as opposed to global segmenters) can be deleted by clicking on the 'Delete Segmenter' button in the 'More Actions' dropdown list.

Note that custom segmenters can only be deleted if they have been deactivated, i.e. removed from the project settings.


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