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Browse and manage storage buckets

Updated October 7, 2026 · 1 min read

See the buckets in your connected storage accounts, look through the backups inside them, and create or delete buckets.

On this page
  1. Step 1: Open Storage
  2. Step 2: Look inside a bucket
  3. Step 3: Create a bucket
  4. Delete a bucket

Before you start

  • At least one storage account connected. See Connect backup storage.
  • To create or delete buckets: a role that can manage integrations. By default that is Owner, Admin and Developer.

Step 1 Open Storage

In the sidebar, select Resources and then Storage, or go to Storage. Each connected storage account has its own card listing its buckets and when they were created.

Click the refresh button on a card to load its buckets again after you changed something at your provider.

Step 2 Look inside a bucket

Click a bucket’s name. You see its folders and files with Name, Size and Modified. Backups are in one folder per site, named after the site’s domain.

Click a folder to open it. The path above the list takes you back up; Root is the top of the bucket.

This view is for looking only. To bring a backup back, use Restore a site backup.

Step 3 Create a bucket

Click Create bucket at the top of the Storage page. Pick the Provider (the storage account), enter a Bucket name and click Create bucket.

Bucket names are global at most providers, so a name someone else already uses won’t work.

Delete a bucket

Open the bucket’s … menu, choose Delete bucket and confirm. The bucket is removed at your storage provider.

Storage providers only delete empty buckets, so the delete fails while the bucket still holds backups. Delete the backups from Backups first, so they also leave your backup list.