Site settings

Change the name of your site, if you don't have a custom logo this is the name that your site visitors will see.

If you want to use GitBook’s site analytics , your site will use cookies to identify returning visitors and gather the data needed to view your analytics.You can choose to disable these cookies, but it will prevent you from using site analytics. The cookies notice appears when your site has analytics enabled through an integration, especially Google Analytics.

To remove the notice, open Site settings → Integrations in the top-right. Then disable or remove Google Analytics

Disabling these cookies also turns off site analytics for that site.

Unpublish your site, but keep its settings and customizations. You can publish your site again at any time.

Unpublish and remove your site from the Docs site section in the GitBook app.

Note: Deleting a site is a permanent action and cannot be undone. Any settings and customizations will be lost, but your content will remain in its space .

Manage who can access and administer your docs site.

Open Access and click Manage permissions. You can also use Share from the site’s Overview page.

Site permissions are available on all plans.

By default, new sites derive permissions from their linked spaces , until you update permissions from the site permissions modal.

Site permissions can also affect the permissions of linked spaces that use Inherited mode. In this case, each inherited space receives the highest permission level granted by the organization, any parent collection, and any site that includes it.

Choose who sees your published content. See Publish a docs site for more info.

Turn on adaptive content for your site pages, variants, and sections. Adaptive content lets you hide or show content for different visitors, depending on their permissions.

Your visitor token signing key will also be displayed here.

Configure a custom domain to unify your site with your own branding. See Set a custom domain for more info.

Publish your content on a subdirectory (e.g. yourcompany.com/docs). See GitBook Subdirectory for more info

Let your visitors to export your GitBook as PDF. See PDF export for more info.

Choose whether or not visitors to your published content can leave a rating on each page to let you know how they feel about it. They’ll be able to choose a sad, neutral, or happy face.

You can review the results of these ratings by opening site analytics from your docs site dashboard and selecting Pages & feedback.

Choose the search experience for your site. AI Search is available on Premium and Ultimate site plans. GitBook Assistant is available on Ultimate site plans. See AI Search for more info.

Configure MCP servers that GitBook Assistant can use when answering questions inside your docs. This setting is available on Ultimate site plans. See AI Search for more info.