Guide
Get started
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Get up and running
All you need to know to get Kirby up and running: Installation, requirements and updates.
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Exploring the Starterkit
Take a tour around the house and we will give you a quick look at every part of Kirby.
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Troubleshooting
We try to make using Kirby as straight forward as possible. But sometimes you just get stuck and we want to help you out of it as fast as possible.
Get productive
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Content
Learn how to create pages and how to fill them with content.
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Templates
How to use Kirby's template system and API to build any kind of template.
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Blueprints
How to create forms for the Panel and access blueprints on the frontend.
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Languages
How to set up and work with multi-language websites and how to translate templates.
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Users
Learn everything about Kirby's user management and permissions.
Get advanced
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Configuration
Almost every aspect of Kirby can be controlled and configured to do exactly what you need it to do.
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Routing
Use Kirby's router to modify URLs or provide extra functionality when the user calls an given URI pattern.
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Caching
Use Kirby's page cache or set up your own cache wherever you need it.
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Emails
How to use built-in classes and helpers to send emails from within Kirby.
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Database
Connecting to a database and querying results
Get pro
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Virtual pages
In Kirby, you can integrate data from any data source and use them as if they were real Kirby pages, including creating and editing their content in the Panel.
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API
The Rest API offers full access to all data within Kirby and can be used by your future app built on top of Kirby.
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Sessions
Configuring Kirby's session and using it for your own data.
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Plugins
Kirby starts simple, but it can handle highly advanced setups and solutions, by providing tools, such as a router, hooks, controllers and more.