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+description: 'Curated pluggable content'
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+
+# Content Packs
+
+You can create your own content pack! It simply needs to be set up as a
+**static website with local links**. This website will run from the box
+itself, so all of the images and files required for the website need to be
+contained within one main folder.
+
+Once you have your static website ready, you will put all of the required
+files for it in one folder, and place this folder in the **root directory**
+of your USB drive. This website will be rendered in the browser people use
+to access the Butter Box portal.
+
+Tips for creating a content pack with a static website:
+
+* **Contents.** Everything for the static website must be stored on a USB
+  drive that plugs into the Butter Box. It should not link to resources on
+  the global internet.
+* **Size.** The size of your content pack is limited by the amount of space
+  available on your USB drive. Though, keep in mind that if multiple people
+  are downloading or watching really large files from the box, there may be
+  some latency.
+* **Pages.** Links between pages should point to other saved pages in the
+  same folder, not to the internet. You must use relative paths
+  (e.g. about/index.html) instead of absolute web URLs.
+* **Media.** Pictures, videos, and sounds cannot be linked to from somewhere
+  online. The files need to be in your website folder and stored on the USB
+  drive.
+* **Libraries.** The website cannot use javascript libraries that rely on an
+  internet connection.
+* **Styles.** Special fonts and icons (like those from Google Fonts) also
+  need to be packed into the folder, not fetched from the web.
+
+### Try It
+
+* The zip file below contains a sample static website. To get a feel for how
+  static websites work with butter—Download it. Unzip it. Then, add this set
+  of files to your USB drive.
+
+[Sample Static Website.zip](/img/docs/Sample%20Static%20Website.zip)
+
+You can also check out our [New Content Pack News](/docs/content-packs).
+
+### Get Started
+
+The best way to get started with creating your own content pack is to have
+an idea about the experience and type of information you want to provide,
+and then to design and build a local static website for it.
+
+It can be very simple like an audio player for music. Or, a simple list of
+the five top VPN apps that you recommend. Or it can be more complex like a
+library or knowledge base of cultural artifacts.
+
+
+
+### Add website files to a USB drive
+
+Place a folder with your website files in the **root directory** of a USB
+drive. Be sure that your website folder contains your **index.html.** The
+name of this folder will be displayed on the Butter Box portal.
+
+<figure><img src="/img/docs/Screenshot 2025-08-16 at 9.46.16 PM.png" alt=""/><figcaption><p>USB directory when viewed in Finder on desktop</p></figcaption></figure>
+
+### Connect to your Butter Box to view
+
+Insert the USB drive into your Butter Box. When you open the Butter Box
+portal, tap **Files**. Navigate to the website folder. Tap to view.
+