# How to Push Files to Bitbucket Repositories

> To push files to Bitbucket repositories using the terminal, initialize git, add the remote repository link, and stage all files. Next, verify the added files with git status, commit them with a descriptive note in quotation marks, and finally push the files to the master branch.

Canonical: https://livedemo.ai/tutorials/how-to-push-files-to-bitbucket-repositories/
Apps: Bitbucket
Updated: 2026-10-05
Interactive demo: https://story-api.livedemo.ai/workspaces/62255d3d3304f17b8f5e2d03/stories/692a4b0bab56e05a00ff64a0/preview?step=1

## Steps

1. Inside the terminal's interface, click the command line and type "git init" to get started.
2. Next, type "git remote add origin" and paste the link to your Bitbucket repository at the end.
3. To add the files you want to push to the selected Bitbucket repository, type the command "git add .".
4. To make sure that all the files are added, use the "git status" command and enter it next.
5. Once confirmed, type "git commit -m" and write a short note describing this procedure for future reference. Make sure that the note is enclosed in quotation marks.
6. Finally, type "git push origin master" to proceed.
7. After completing these steps, the selected local files will be pushed to your Bitbucket repository.