What Is a Repository?

In Prismic, your repository stores all of the content for a project. It contains your project’s documents, media, environments, translations, and settings. Prismic hosts this content in the cloud for you, and you can edit it via the Prismic platform.

Prismic is priced by repository, starting at a fully functional free tier, with higher tiers for additional users and features. For more information, see our pricing page.

Accessing a repository

You can view all of your repositories and create new ones in your dashboard:

Dashboard

Each repository has its own URL, with this format:

your-repo-name.prismic.io

To open your repo, navigate to this URL. If you’re not logged in, you will be prompted to do so.

Your Prismic repository is only accessible to Prismic users who have been invited to the repo. Learn more about user roles.

What a repository does

In your repo, you can:

• Add and remove users
• Change your subscription plan
• Add and edit documents
• Add and edit media
• Plan content releases
• Add webhooks
• Manage settings for the repo

On the left-hand side of your repo, you will see five or six buttons, depending on your permissions:

• The first button with the Prismic logo will tag you to your dashboard.
• The second button will take you to the document screen, where you can browse, create, and edit content.
• The third button will take you to your custom types tab in the Legacy Builder
• The fourth button, the image, will take you to your Media Library.
• The fifth button, the question mark, will take you to the Prismic documentation.
• The sixth button, the cog, will take you to your repository settings.

Deleting a repo

In the settings for your repo, navigate to Danger Zone in the menu.

Click Delete the repository.

You will be prompted to type in the name of the repository and your password. Then, click Delete this repository.

Your repository is now deleted.