# "There's no bucket called ...": bucket not found

Your provider says the bucket doesn't exist at the address Offloft asked. Check the spelling first, because bucket names are case-sensitive. Then check that the region or endpoint is the one where the bucket was created. On Cloudflare R2, check the account and any jurisdiction. Or create the bucket first.

## Check these, in order

1. **The name.** Copy it from your provider's dashboard.
2. **The region.** Choose the one the bucket was created in.
3. **The endpoint,** for providers that use one. It must be the right server.
4. **The Cloudflare account.** An R2 bucket must belong to this account. For a bucket in the EU or FedRAMP jurisdiction, choose that jurisdiction.

## If the bucket disappeared later

**Issues** shows "Bucket not found", and uploads pause. Your site is fine: files load from your server until this is fixed. Restore the bucket, or click **Reconnect** to point Offloft at the right one.

Updated 2026-11-06.

Source: https://www.offloft.com/docs/troubleshooting/no-bucket