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Introducing the Table Field (Beta) in Prismic! 🚀
Hey there! 👋
We’re excited to share a major milestone—our Table Field is now available in beta! 🎉 This new feature allows you to structure and manage tabular data natively within your Prismic projects, making it easier than ever to create and edit tables directly in the Page Builder.
This is a big step forward in our mission to help teams better organize structured content.
Now, with the beta release, you can start building tables directly in Prismic with native support in Slice Machine!

🔑 Key Features in This Release
✅ Create & Edit Tables – Add rows and columns dynamically within the Page Builder
✅ Rich Text Support – Format text inside table cells with bold, italics, and hyperlinks
✅ Public API Access – Retrieve structured table data via the Prismic API
⚠️ What’s Next?
While the beta version provides essential table functionality, we know there’s more to improve! The next iterations will focus on:
• Row & column deletion
• Header options (setting a row or column as a header)
• Row/column reordering
• Table components for Next.js, Nuxt, and SvelteKit
📢 Beta Access & Feedback
Since this feature is still in beta, access is limited for now. Subscribe to our updates to get notified when it becomes available to everyone! Or sign up for early access.
We’d love to hear your thoughts as we continue refining the Table Field—your feedback will help shape the final version.

Guy Proops
Page Builder February Updates Take 2
Link field updates
UID and highlights in the search modal
- When you are creating a link to another page in Prismic e.g. you're working on a blog page and you want to add a link to your home page, well when you search in this modal you will now see a highlight to show why results have been returned. For example, if there has been a match based on the page name or on the UID then you will see these items highlight

Broken Links
- If a user has a link to a page that no longer exists (e.g. it has been archived or deleted) we show this is a broken link

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