This page describes how to install a plugin into Confluence using the Universal Plugin Manager (UPM). Plugins can be used to customise and extend the functionality available in Confluence.

You can search for plugins in the UPM, or upload your own. The UPM searches the plugins in the Atlassian Plugin Exchange.

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Adding a plugin from the Atlassian Plugin Exchange

To access the Universal Plugin Manager in Confluence:
  1. Choose Browse > Confluence Admin.
  2. Click the Plugins link in the Configuration section of the left-hand menu. The Universal Plugin Manager will appear.

To find and add a plugin from the Atlassian Plugin Exchange:

  1. Click the Install tab in the UPM. You will see a list of featured plugins.
  2. Search for your plugin as follows:
    • Enter some keywords that describe the plugin in the Search the Plugin Exchange search box and press Enter.
    • Alternatively, browse to the desired plugin in the list. You can choose Featured, Popular, Supported (by Atlassian) or All available from the Plugins to show dropdown to see a different list of plugins.
  3. Click the Install button for the desired plugin to add it to your application. A confirmation message and the plugin details will appear when the plugin is installed successfully.
    Note: You may need to restart your application for your change to take effect. The Universal Plugin Manager will inform you if this is the case.
    Note: Not all plugins can be automatically installed. Some required manual installation. These plugins will have a Download button instead of an Install button. In these cases, you should read and follow the plugin's installation instructions.

Screenshot: Finding a new plugin from the Atlassian Plugin Exchange

Uploading your own plugin

To access the Universal Plugin Manager in Confluence:
  1. Choose Browse > Confluence Admin.
  2. Click the Plugins link in the Configuration section of the left-hand menu. The Universal Plugin Manager will appear.

To upload your own plugin to Confluence:

  1. Click the Install tab in the UPM.
    The system displays a list of featured plugins.
  2. Click the Upload Plugin link.
    The system displays the Upload Plugin window.
  3. Specify the location of your plugin:
    • If the plugin you want to install is on your computer, use the Browse dialogue to choose the plugin JAR file.
    • If you want to install a plugin from a remote location, enter the URL of the plugin JAR file in the From this URL text box.
  4. Click the Upload button to upload and enable your plugin. A confirmation message will appear when the plugin is successfully installed.
    Note: You may need to restart your application for your change to take effect. The Universal Plugin Manager will inform you if this is the case.

Screenshot: Uploading a new plugin

注意

  • In Confluence, you can install and uninstall both version 1 and version 2 plugins using the Universal Plugin Manager.
  • Some entries that you find listed in the Universal Plugin Manager are not actually plugins. These entries will show a 'Download' button which allows you to download the application to your desktop and run it following the instructions given by that application.

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