GitBook Howto
GitBook is a modern documentation platform that allows teams to collaboratively create, edit, and publish beautiful documentation with features like Git-based workflows, AI assistance, and integrations.
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Sign up for GitBook: Go to gitbook.com and sign up for a free account. You can sign up with GitHub or create a new account.
Create a new space: Once logged in, create a new space for your documentation project. A space is like a container for related documentation.
Choose a template: Select a template for your documentation, such as 'Book & Manual' for a basic structure.
Add content: Use the GitBook editor to add pages and content to your documentation. You can write in Markdown or use the WYSIWYG editor.
Organize your content: Use the left sidebar to organize your pages and create a table of contents structure.
Customize the appearance: Customize the look and feel of your documentation using GitBook's theming options.
Preview your work: Use the preview mode to see how your documentation will look when published.
Publish your documentation: When ready, publish your documentation to make it available online. You can choose public or private visibility.
Set up Git Sync (optional): If desired, set up Git Sync to connect your GitBook project with a GitHub or GitLab repository for version control.
Collaborate with others: Invite team members to collaborate on your documentation project if needed.
GitBook FAQs
GitBook is a platform for capturing and documenting technical knowledge, including product docs, internal knowledge bases, and APIs. It provides tools for creating, collaborating on, and publishing documentation.
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