You can add a content item to a catalog or layout if the item type is supported in ArcGIS Hub. This includes any ArcGIS Online item type. Hub shows standard metadata on the about view (/about) for items it cannot display on the explore view (/explore).
You can add a content item to a catalog or layout if the item type is supported in ArcGIS Hub. This includes any ArcGIS Enterprise item type.
Collections of item types
Hub supports the following item types. They are organized into collections that can be used to narrow content searches:
Data
Comma-separated values (CSV) collection (.zip)
Comma-separated values (CSV) file (.csv)
Feature service (URL)
Feature collection
File geodatabase (.zip)
Geoprocessing sample (.zip)
GeoJSON file (.geojson or .json)
Image collection (.zip)
Image service (URL)
Keyhole markup language (KML) collection (.zip)
Keyhole markup language (KML) file (.kml or .kmz) (.zip)
Layer (.lyr)
Layer package (.lpk or .lpkx)
Map service definition (MSD) (.msd)
Network analysis service (URL)
Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Web Map Feature Service (WFS) (URL)
Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Web Map Service (WMS) (URL)
Project template (.aptx)
Project package (.ppkx)
Raster function template (.rft.xml or .rft.json)
Rule package (.rpk)
Scene layer
Scene layer package (.spk or .slpk)
Shapefile (.zip)
Stream service (URL)
Sqlite geodatabase
Vector tile package (.vtpk)
Documents
Document link (URL to online document)
Image file (.jpg, .jpeg, .png, tif, or .tiff)
iWork Keynote (.key)
iWork Numbers (.numbers)
iWork Pages (.pages)
Microsoft Excel (.xls or .xlsx)
Microsoft PowerPoint (.ppt or .pptx)
Microsoft Visio (.vsd)
Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx)
Page (if not in page tree)
Portable Document Format (.pdf)
Apps and maps
Application (URL)
360 VR experience (.3vr)
Computer-Aided Design (CAD) drawing (.zip)
Dashboard
Desktop application (.zip)
Desktop application template (.zip)
Insights workbook package (.insightswbk)
Map package (.mpk)
Map template (.zip)
Map service (URL)
Scene service (URL)
StoryMap story
Web experience
Urban model
Vector tile service
Web mapping application
Web scene
Families by item types
Supported items are organized into non-configurable families. The preview page (/about or /explore) that opens when viewing an item in Hub is determined by its content family. The following table shows which preview page opens by default for a given item type.