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Structured content, localisation & export — found from sitemap — Prismic
Checked for Prismic on 3 Nov 2026
- Page
- https://prismic.io/docs/content-modeling
- Checked
- 3 Nov 2026, 14:52 UTC
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Facts read from this source
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Content modeling definition Report an error
“Content modeling is the process of converting page designs into structured fields.”
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Content structures Report an error
“Prismic provides four main structures to model your content: fields, page types, slices, and custom types.”
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Page types SEO uid default Report an error
“A page type includes search engine optimization (SEO) and unique identifier (UID) fields by default.”
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Reusable type limit Report an error
“Reusable type: There is no limit to how many pages of this type can be published. For example, a product or generic page.”
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Single type limit Report an error
“Single type: Only one page of this type can be published. For example, a homepage.”
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Type builder and cli Report an error
“Page types are created using the Type Builder, a tool for building by hand, or the Prismic CLI, a tool for AI agents.”
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Cli pull command Report an error
“npx prismic pull”
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Slices definition Report an error
“Slices are sections of a page — like a block of text, a hero, or a call to action. They are modeled using a collection of fields.”
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Slices per page type control Report an error
“Developers have control over which slices are available to content writers. For example, a homepage might allow a Hero slice, while a blog post might allow a Quote slice. When needed, slices can be made available to multiple page types.”
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Custom types definition Report an error
“Custom types represent content that isn’t a page. For example, website settings, navigation menus, and blog categories are modeled using custom types. Pages can reference and display content from custom types as needed.”
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Custom types slices discouraged Report an error
“Slices are intended for page types and should be avoided in custom types.”
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Field change add behavior Report an error
“Adding a field: The new field appears with an empty default value.”
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Field change rename behavior Report an error
“Renaming a field: If the API ID is changed, existing content is not transferred. The renamed field appears with an empty default value.”
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Field change label rename recommended Report an error
“If you need to rename a field, we recommend updating the field’s label while keeping its API ID. The field’s existing content will be retained”
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Content API model change timing Report an error
“The Content API will not reflect the content model changes until at least one page is published or archived.”
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Recommended homepage model Report an error
“For a website’s homepage, use a Single page type named Homepage with the route /. Content writers can only create one homepage, you can build homepage-only slices, and the page is fetched with getSingle().”
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Recommended reusable page model Report an error
“For general website pages, use a Repeatable page type named Page with the route /:uid. Content writers can create unlimited pages, you can build slices available to any page, and pages are fetched with getByUID().”
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Supported frameworks Report an error
“Learn how to customize a page file in the Next.js, Nuxt, or SvelteKit guide.”
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