How can my family access my Scratch (MIT) account after I die?

The process typically involves contacting Scratch (MIT) with a death certificate and proof of relationship. Our step-by-step guide walks you through the exact procedure.

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What Happens to Your Scratch (MIT) Account When You Die

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Quick Facts

Price

Completely free

Projects

Download child's projects

Community

Public project sharing

Step-by-Step Guide

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Scratch is completely free. No subscription or billing action required.

Download child's projects

Download any projects the child created on Scratch to preserve their work before closing the account.

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Scratch username
Notable projects to download
Account email

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Last verified: June 2026. Platform policies may change. Verify current procedures directly with Scratch (MIT). This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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