Get started with Bitbucket Cloud
New to Bitbucket Cloud? Check out our get started guides for new users.
Import a repository from GitHub or GitLab
Importing the repository into Bitbucket
Select the Create button and select Repository from the dropdown menu.
Click Import repository from the Create a new repository dialog.
Enter the URL.
Select the Workspace.
Select the Project.
Enter a Name for your new repository.
If you want the repository to be public, uncheck This is a private repository.
Select Import repository.
Once the repository’s imported, you can get to work on your local system by cloning your repository.
Github and Gitlab authentication
Github and Gitlab require a personal access token for authentication. Be sure you are using the proper credentials you'd use to clone the repository on Github/Gitlab.
For more information on creating and using repository access tokens in Bitbucket Cloud, check out the Repository Access Tokens topic set in our support documentation.
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