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Create standalone pages for your website, such as About, Contact, or Resources. Pages live outside your article feed.

Creating a page

1

Add a page

Open Pages in your dashboard and click New page. If you don’t have any pages yet, click Create page.
2

Give it a title

Enter a title, then click Create page to open the editor.
3

Add your content

Write your page and use the toolbar to format text, add images, links, tables, calls to action, and more.Your changes are saved automatically as you work.
Pages dashboard with New page, published pages, and navigation placement labels

Page settings

Click Settings in the bottom-right corner of the editor, or the settings icon on mobile, to manage:
  • URL — Edit the page’s URL slug or generate a new one.
  • Metadata — Customize the meta title and description, or generate them with AI.
  • Publish date — Set the date used in the page’s search metadata.
  • Page access — Choose Public for everyone, Members only for signed-in free or paid members, or Paid members only for readers with an active paid membership.
  • Featured image — Choose an image from your page or upload one to represent it.
  • Code injection — Add page-specific header or footer code.
Setting a publish date does not schedule your page to go live or send an email.

Publishing pages

Click Preview to review your page, then Publish when you’re ready to make it live. If you edit a published page, your changes are saved in the editor. Click Publish changes to update the live version. From the Pages dashboard, use a page’s ••• menu to view the published page, copy its link, unpublish it, or delete it. Unpublishing removes it from your website while keeping it available to edit and publish again.

Help visitors find your page

Link to published pages from your navigation menu, footer, articles, or other pages. Publishing a page doesn’t automatically add it to your navigation. See Header and footer to add links to your website’s menus.

Page design

Open the website editor, then select Pages. Under Colors, use your site’s default section theme or choose a different one. These settings apply across your custom pages; edit each page’s content in its own editor. Check the desktop and mobile previews, then click Save to apply your design changes.