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How to Add a SharePoint Page to the Teams Channel

Updated on:
May 12, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to pin a SharePoint page directly inside a Teams channel tab.

Quick summary

Adding a SharePoint page to a Microsoft Teams channel lets your team access key intranet content without leaving Teams. You can complete the setup in under a minute using the Add a Tab feature built into every Teams channel.


Steps

  1. Inside the main dashboard of your Teams channel, go to the top menu bar and click the 'Add a Tab' icon.
  2. Find and select 'SharePoint' from the available tab options.
  3. Navigate to the Pages tab within the SharePoint picker.
  4. Browse the list and select the SharePoint page you want to add to your channel.
  5. Click 'Save' to confirm your selection.
  6. The selected SharePoint page will now appear as a pinned tab in your Teams channel.

📌 Why this matters

Embedding a SharePoint page directly into a Microsoft Teams channel eliminates the need to switch between apps, keeping documentation, dashboards, and intranet content accessible where teams already collaborate. This integration is especially valuable for organizations that rely on SharePoint for knowledge management and want to reduce context-switching for remote or hybrid teams. By surfacing SharePoint content as a Teams tab, admins and team owners can ensure critical pages are always one click away, improving adoption of both platforms. It is a zero-code setup that delivers immediate productivity gains for any Microsoft 365 environment.
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