How To Add Properties To Notion Page

Quick summary

Adding properties to a Notion page requires inserting a database via the slash command, configuring custom property fields, and linking pages as table entries. Once set up, each Notion page in the database automatically inherits all custom properties you define.

Steps

1. Create a new page in Notion and enter a title to use as the starting point for adding properties.
2. Use the slash command (/database) to search for and insert a database into the page.
3. Remove unwanted properties and add new ones to your table by clicking the + icon.
4. Select the new property type you want to add from the property menu.
5. Customize your property by setting its name, type, and any relevant options.
6. Continue adding more properties to the table as needed to match your workflow.
7. Once your table with properties is ready, create a new page or select an existing one to add as a table entry.
8. For this demo, create a new page to use as a sample entry.
9. Drag the page onto the table to add it as a new database entry.
10. The page is now an item in the table and will inherit all defined properties.
11. Enter and customize the property values for this page directly within the table.
12. Review all properties your table is designed to hold and confirm they appear on the page entry.
13. Your Notion page now has custom properties fully configured and ready to use.