Publish a Confluence page to a cloud service

Publish a page to a cloud service by selecting Publish to Cloud from the ••• menu on a Confluence page or from the byline under the page title. The cloud service connection and template can be chosen each time a page is published.

Publish from the ••• menu

Select the ••• menu at the top right of then page and then Publish to Cloud from the dropdown.

Selecting Publish to Cloud from the ••• menu at the top right of then page

Use the dropdowns to select the Cloud service connection and Template.

Publish to cloud dialog

The output html will be published as a file with a specific filename. This defaults to the name of the Confluence page but can be changed in the Filename to use field. A valid filename must be entered.

Entering a different filename on the publish dialog

Press Publish to cloud when all details have been entered. Publish to Cloud will assemble an html page and then publish this to the selected cloud service connection.

Progress bar while publishing a page to the cloud

Publish from the page byline

Select Publish to Cloud from the page byline underneath the page title. Fill in the details and then press Publish to cloud.

Selecting Publish to Cloud from the page byline underneath the page title

The page byline will show when a page has been previously published to the cloud.

Page byline showing when a page was previously published to the cloud

Publish a page to a specific directory location

The Filename to use field on the publish dialog can contain an optional path (e.g. /directory/filename.html) that will be used to add the published file at the specified directory location for cloud services that support this (currently GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab and Amazon S3). Must be a valid path, including filename.

Entering a custom path on the publish dialog

Publish to Cloud for Confluence docs