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How to Create a New Page in SharePoint

Updated on:
May 12, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to build and publish a new page in SharePoint.

Quick summary

Creating a new page in SharePoint takes just a few steps: use the Create button on the dashboard to select a page type, choose a site and template, fill in page details, and publish it live. This guide walks through the full process so any SharePoint user can add and publish a new site page quickly and confidently.


Steps

  1. On SharePoint's main dashboard, go to the left-side panel and click Create.
  2. Select Page from the list of options.
  3. Choose the site where you prefer to add the new page.
  4. Choose your preferred template and then tap Create Page.
  5. Provide all the page details needed and enter them into their respective input fields.
  6. Once done, tap Publish to apply the changes.
  7. After completing these steps, the new SharePoint page will be created and saved.

📌 Why this matters

Creating pages in SharePoint is a core skill for any team using Microsoft 365 for internal communication, knowledge sharing, or intranet management. SharePoint pages let organizations structure and publish content directly within their sites, making information accessible to the right people without needing a developer. Knowing how to create, configure, and publish a SharePoint page empowers users to build dynamic, branded content experiences across their organization's intranet. This tutorial is especially valuable for IT administrators, content managers, and department leads who need to keep their SharePoint sites current and well-organized.
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