Title: Delete object from AWS S3 bucket (not in code)
Tags: amazon-web-services;amazon-s3
Question: I just want to update my index.html file in an S3 bucket. I was going to delete the file and then add the new one just using the website. I can't see any way to do this. Am I thinking wrong? Am I supposed to do all this stuff in code? I just want to hack it together for now so can I do it on the website?

Here is the accepted answer: You can go into S3 select a single file and delete it. Afterwards you can upload a new file.
Old console: Select the file in S3 and click Actions and then click delete.
New console: Select the file in S3 and click More and than click delete.
You could use a client like Cyberduck as well.

Here is another answer: In the console, you can select your file, click "More" and delete is one of the options. There's the upload button to the left as well.  I also suggest getting familiar with the AWS CLI so that you also can sync directories and such.

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