This document is for administrators who wish to install new plugins or manage the plugins installed in their Confluence server. For an overview of how plugins work in Confluence, read the Confluence Plugin Guide.

(info) You need to have System Administrator permissions in order to install and configure plugins.

Looking for existing plugins?

See the existing plugins and extensions written by the community in the Confluence Extensions space.

The Plugin Repository

The Plugin Repository provides an alternative way to install plugins directly from the the plugin libraries.

Plugin Safety

Plugins are very powerful: they can change the behaviour of almost any part of the Confluence server. This makes it very important that you trust a plugin before you install it. Always be aware of where (and who) a plugin comes from.

Installing a Plugin Manually

Plugins are distributed as a jar file. To install a plugin:

  1. In the 'Administration' section of Confluence, click the 'Plugins' link.
  2. Use the 'Choose file' button to find the plugin jar you wish to install from your hard drive or network location, and select it.
  3. Click 'Upload'.
  4. The plugin will be uploaded to Confluence and will be automatically installed.
  5. Check the 'Plugin Administration' screen to ensure if the plugin is available.
  6. Enable the plugin if necessary. (Some plugins will be enabled by default when they are installed. Others will have to be manually enabled from the Plugin Administration screen.)

Enabling and Disabling Plugins

As administrator, you can enable and disable plugins, and the plugin modules which form part of each plugin. You can do this from the 'Plugins' section of the administration screen. All plugins installed in the Confluence server are listed on the left-hand side. To enable or disable a plugin or its modules, click the plugin name.

On the right-hand side, a description of the plugin is shown, including its component plugin modules.

You can enable or disable the whole plugin:

Or each module individually:

Disabling a plugin module may cause other modules in the same plugin to cease to function correctly. When in doubt, make sure you disable or enable the entire plugin.

関連トピック

Installing and Configuring Plugins using the Plugin Repository Client
Installing Plugins and Macros

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