--- title: "Pull an image" description: "Pull an image from a TIR Container Registry to any machine where you are logged in." content_type: "how-to" product: "tir-container-registry" platform: "TIR" url: "/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/pull-an-image/" topic: ["push-and-pull"] relationships: {"requires":["/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/log-in-to-a-registry/"]} --- # Pull an image Pull an image from your registry to any machine where you are logged in. ## Before you begin Make sure that you have [logged in to the registry](/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/log-in-to-a-registry/) on that machine. A private image needs that login before you can pull it. ## Pull it ```bash docker pull //: ``` ## Pull the exact content The **Pull Command** column on the registry's **Images** tab copies a command that ends in `@` instead of `:`: ```bash docker pull //@ ``` That command always pulls the content you saw in the table, even if the tag later points somewhere else. To find the command, see [See the images in a registry](/tir/tir-container-registry/how-to/see-the-images-in-a-registry/).