Open API Document Viewer for Confluence
View OpenAPI documents in Confluence with an interactive Swagger UI.
Absolute Technology SolutionsCompose, view, and interact with OpenAPI definitions inside Confluence.

The add-in provides an OpenAPI (Swagger) viewer inside Confluence for visualizing and interacting with API resources. The viewer is generated from an OpenAPI specification and does not require implementation logic. An editor lets users compose OpenAPI documents in JSON or YAML and export them in either format. API definitions can also be tested through interactive methods while being composed.
Displays API resources from an OpenAPI specification inside Confluence.
Provides interactive methods for viewing and interacting with API resources.
Lets users compose OpenAPI documents in JSON or YAML.
Exports composed API definitions as JSON or YAML files.
This listing is paid and available on data-center, cloud, and server, while RapiDoc OpenAPI & Swagger Specification UI for Confluence and Swagger UI for Confluence are cloud-only; RapiDoc is freemium and Swagger UI is paid. Open API (Swagger) for Confluence is free and cloud-only.
| Name | Pricing | Deployment | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| this plugin | Paid | Cloud · Data Center · Server | |
| RapiDoc OpenAPI & Swagger Specification UI for Confluence | Freemium | Cloud | |
| Swagger UI for Confluence | Paid | Cloud | |
| Open API (Swagger) for Confluence | Free | Cloud |
990 plugins in Confluence · Content and communication
Price distribution: 228 free, 378 freemium, 384 paid
View OpenAPI documents in Confluence with an interactive Swagger UI.
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Tech Labs«OpenAPI (Swagger) Viewer allows anyone to visualize and interact with the API’s resources without having any of the implementation logic in place. It’s automatically generated from your OpenAPI Specification, with the visual documentation making it easy for back end implementation and client side consumption. OpenAPI …»