API Explorer

Hi folks,

We’re back with another upgrade to the API Explorer — orderings are now supported!

You can now sort your query results by the fields that matter most:

• Show recently published posts first
• Sort pages alphabetically by title
• Order results by custom fields like priority or release date

You'll find the new orderings UI under the "Advanced" toggle. And as always, the Explorer generates a ready-to-use @prismicio/client code snippet as you build your request.

🚀 Try it out:

• Visit /builder/explorer in any of your Prismic repositories to explore your content privately.
• Or head to prismic.io/explorer to use the public version.

With orderings in place, the API Explorer now supports all the core features of our content API. Let us know what you'd like to see added next!

Hi everyone,

We’re happy to share that the API Explorer now supports all 19 @prismicio/client query methods — up from just 4 at launch!

You can now use the API Explorer to build requests by document IDs, UIDs, and tags; to fetch all results or paginate through them; and still generate ready-to-use code snippets for your project!

🚀 Try it out:

• Visit /builder/explorer in any of your Prismic repositories to explore your content privately.
• Or head to prismic.io/explorer to use the public version.

With this update out, we’re already working on the next milestone: support for orderings — more on that in our next update.

Hello everyone,

Today we're excited to announce the release of Prismic's API Explorer!

With this new tool, you can explore your API content directly in the browser, build complex queries using a visual editor, generate @prismicio/client code snippets, and share your requests with coworkers or support using shareable links.

Long-time Prismic user? You might remember the API Browser — the new API Explorer replaces it with a fresh, modern interface designed around today's usage of Prismic Document API and @prismicio/client.

🚀 Try the new API Explorer:

• Visit /builder/explorer in any of your Prismic repositories to explore your content privately.
• Or head to prismic.io/explorer to use the public version, or check out this example request that uses a fulltext filter to fetch this very page.

We hope the API Explorer becomes a helpful tool as you build with Prismic — whether you're just getting started with @prismicio/client, or you're a seasoned user looking to better navigate your content. As always, we’d love for you to join the conversation and to hear your thoughts on our community forum.

You might notice some features, like orderings, aren't available just yet, but they’re on the way. We’re actively working to bring even more capabilities to the API Explorer, so stay tuned for updates!