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Introduction to CloudCannon UI

Last modified: February 24th, 2026

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The CloudCannon User Interface is where you manage your website content. Whether you are editing a blog post, adding a new staff member to your "About Us" page, or browsing your files, familiarizing yourself with the CloudCannon interface will help you work efficiently.

Articles in this section are a great place for new Users to learn what UI elements are called, where to find specific tools, and how to navigate your content.

In the CloudCannon UI section of our User documentation, we cover:

  • Sites — Learn how CloudCannon organizes your website(s)
  • Browsers — Learn how to find your website content on a Site in CloudCannon
  • Editing Interfaces — Learn about CloudCannon's editing interfaces for updating your website content

Let's briefly introduce a few of these topics.

Sites#

Sites are the main way CloudCannon organizes your content. Each Site connects to a branch of your Git repository. The Site Header at the top of the screen shows which Site you are viewing and provides access to Site settings.

For a more in-depth explanation of the Site interface, please read our documentation:

Browsers#

Browsers in CloudCannon let you find, browse, sort, and open your website files. There are two main types of browsers: the Collection Browser for viewing collections of related content (like all your blog posts or all your product pages), and the File Browser for viewing your files by their location in your website's folder structure.

For a more in-depth explanation of these browsers, please read our documentation:

Editing Interfaces#

CloudCannon offers four editing interfaces: the Visual Editor, Content Editor, Data Editor, and Source Editor. Each provides a different way to edit your content. The Visual Editor lets you click directly on your page; the Content Editor is a rich text editor; the Data Editor shows structured fields; and the Source Editor shows the raw file.

For a more in-depth explanation of the editing interfaces, please read our documentation:

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