If you want to remove an admin from a Facebook page you can do that very easily. You can either remove the admin completely from the Facebook page, or change the Facebook page admin role to a lower level Facebook page. Show
In this Facebook page management tutorial, we are going to show you how to remove an admin from the Facebook page whichever way you want to do. If you prefer to watch a video tutorial on how to remove an admin from a Facebook page, check out this one:
Here is how to remove an admin from the Facebook page:
With this, the Facebook page admin should be deleted from the Facebook page. Change Facebook page admin role to a lower level roleIf you don’t want to completely remove someone from the Facebook page, just you don’t want the person to have admin access on the Facebook page, you can also do that: Here is how to change a Facebook page admin role:
What happens when you remove admin access from someone on a Facebook page?It depends on whether you completely remove the person from the Facebook page or just change his or her role to a lower-level Facebook page role. If the admin is completely removed from the Facebook page, he won’t be able to do anything on the Facebook page, as a regular user he can see the posts, comment on it, so if you fear some negative comments it is recommended to ban the person from the Facebook page as well:
However, if you have just changed the admin role to an editor, moderator role, the person will still have managing access to the Facebook page and his access level will depend on the Facebook page role you have chosen. You can read more here about specific Facebook page roles:
Can’t remove admin from the Facebook business pageHere are the most common issues that can stop you from removing an admin from a Facebook business page. First, you have to be a Facebook page admin to be able to remove another admin from the Facebook page. Secondly, if you want to remove yourself as an admin of a Facebook page, but you are the only admin, you have to add another admin to the Facebook page first. Admins are people who can administer your Business Page and must be added so they can make the necessary changes. There are five types of Admin roles. You may need to fill all of these roles or even choose to fill all of these roles yourself. Manager: The Manager role is what you
are when you create the Page. You and anyone else with this designation can edit and delete items on your Page, ban users, post status updates and comments, and send messages to fans. Everything you can do with your Page, Manager Admins can do, too. Content Creator: Anyone with the Content Creator Admin status can edit the Page, create a status update, create ads, and view Insights on your Facebook business Page, and it will look as though the Page made the update,
not them personally. The status update has the Page thumbnail image and the Page name listed. A Content Creator can do everything a Manager can do except add or remove Admins. Moderator: The Moderator Admin status allows someone to reply to comments, ban and block people, send messages, create ads, and view Insights, but not to create a post on the Page. Advertiser: The Advertiser Admin status allows someone to view Insights and to create
and manage ads on behalf of the Page. Insights Analyst: The Insights Analyst Admin status lets someone into the Insights interface and download data from that area. Here are some quick points about being an Admin of a Page:
Here are the steps for removing someone as an Admin of your Page:
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How do I delete my admin page on Facebook?If you're an admin:. Tap in the top right of Facebook.. Tap Pages.. Go to your Page and tap More.. Tap Edit Settings then tap Page Roles.. Tap next to the person whose role you want to change. You may need to enter your password to continue.. Tap to choose a new role and then tap Save.. Why can't I remove myself as admin on Facebook?If you are the only admin on the Facebook page, unfortunately, you cannot remove yourself from the Facebook page until you don't grant someone else admin access on this Facebook page.
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